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The Flemish government has decided to invest 4 million euros into developing Mechelen’s cultural campus, based around a gothic cathedral and monastery
Renewable energy powers its lighting and irrigation systems
A new chapter in the local government’s ‘green revolution’
The next auction will drop the asking price
A new chapter in the local government’s ‘green revolution’
The outcome will determine whether the country will take EU-centric course, upholding democracy and the rule of law
The official opening of the cultural agenda is on 22 January
Science on Stage 2022 will take place on 24-27 March
It features nearly 200 panoramas of the Croatian city
The first city in the world where this service is available
Ready to meet the objectives set by the Spanish government’s Hydrogen Roadmap
PM Mette Frederiksen visited Copenhagen Airport to discuss the government’s objectives this week
PM Mette Frederiksen visited Copenhagen Airport to discuss the government’s objectives this week
One of those new facilities that we will be seeing more of
It will upgrade its existing playgrounds and create new opportunities for outdoor recreational activities
The project is one of many that will improve the squares and pavements in the city
The Flemish government has decided to invest 4 million euros into developing Mechelen’s cultural campus, based around a gothic cathedral and monastery
People can vote for their top pick from a mix of 20 uniquely European spots, from across the continent
The 19-year old became the youngest woman to overfly the world solo with a microlight aircraft
The aim is to tackle disinformation through better-informed media
Germany, on the other hand, is the most chilled
The campaign encourages people to give up alcohol for one month
Budapest airport amid the coronavirus pandemic , Source: bud.hu
From 1 September foreign nationals will be barred from entering the country, with a few exceptions
The Hungarian government will temporarily reintroduce border controls from 1 September due to a surge in active coronavirus cases which have passed the 1000 mark for the first time since mid-June. According to a government decree published on Sunday and carried by MTI, non-Hungarian citizens will be barred from entering Hungary, with a few exceptions like military convoys, business, healthcare or diplomatic trips. Citizens of neighbouring states and Hungarians who permanently reside there may enter the territory of Hungary within a distance of 30 kilometres from the state border for a maximum of 24 hours.
Exemptions will be granted by the police and will also include participation in court or official proceedings, care of a relative, attendance of marriage, baptism, funeral, important sporting, cultural or church events, and fulfilment of study or examination obligations or other justifiable reasons. The application for a permit can be submitted electronically in Hungarian and English, or by a legal representative or proxy.
Transport corridors will remain open as well as the humanitarian corridor for commuters transiting Hungary but transiting aliens will be tested for the virus nevertheless. Transit traffic will be only possible on a specific route with designated rest stops and duration of up to 24 hours. Hungarians returning from abroad will have to self-quarantine for 14 days, or until they produce two negative PCR tests taken at least 48 hours apart.
In a foretaste of the forthcoming restrictions, Gergely Gulyás, head of the prime minister’s office, told the press on Friday that the government may issue a separate decree on the epidemiological regulations to be followed at major sporting events. He said that the government had not yet made a decision about giving a go-ahead to the upcoming UEFA Super Cup in Budapest, as foreseeing what the epidemiological situation would be in four weeks time was impossible.
The Flemish government has decided to invest 4 million euros into developing Mechelen’s cultural campus, based around a gothic cathedral and monastery
A new chapter in the local government’s ‘green revolution’
Renewable energy powers its lighting and irrigation systems
It features nearly 200 panoramas of the Croatian city
The first city in the world where this service is available
In April, citizens will work together to create applications and tools to improve life in the city
Ready to meet the objectives set by the Spanish government’s Hydrogen Roadmap
PM Mette Frederiksen visited Copenhagen Airport to discuss the government’s objectives this week
Renewable energy powers its lighting and irrigation systems
Germany, on the other hand, is the most chilled
The Flemish government has decided to invest 4 million euros into developing Mechelen’s cultural campus, based around a gothic cathedral and monastery
The campaign encourages people to give up alcohol for one month
The categories have been reduced without compromising the scope
The creations of the young architectural minds are exhibited in one of the city’s galleries until 19 December
Is it gentrification or is it re-adaptation?
Interview with Grégory Doucet, Mayor of Lyon, France
An interview with the Mayor of Cres
An interview with the Mayor of Čakovec
