Croatia completes controversial bridge
However, travellers will have to wait one more year before they can use it
Croatia / Dubrovnik / Development / Mobility / Politics and Reforms
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Denis is an Editor at TheMayor.EU. He is an award-winning author of fiction and has a Bachelor's in Cinema and Screenwriting. He is interested in cities and how they shape habits, habitats, ideas and social movements while also being spaces for the individual’s expression of talent or anonymity.
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Germany / Berlin / Culture and Tourism / Development
Berlin’s new Humboldt Forum – baroque on the outside, modern on the inside
One of Europe’s most expensive cultural projects finds itself between the push and pull of post-colonialism, post-soviet sentiment and contemporary art
Bulgaria / Sofia / Mobility
Bulgaria is building the longest rail tunnel in the Balkans
The tunnel is part of one of the most important transport lines in the country
Austria / Innsbruck / Culture and Tourism / Development / Public Spaces
Kulturquartier: the future inner-city jewel of Innsbruck
The need for open, free public spaces was made clear by the pandemic and the city is answering accordingly
Belgium / Brussels / Liège / Politics and Reforms / Welfare and Health
Belgium declares national day of mourning for the victims of the flood
The day of mourning comes right before the Belgian National Day commemorating the country’s independence
Germany / Stuttgart / Development / Education and Sport
Meet „Bildungshaus NeckarPark“ – Stuttgart’s largest educational project
The five-storey building will be made primarily from wood and combine a multitude of services
Belgium / Social City
Ghent starts crowdfunding campaign for victims of the flood
The initiative was set up after concerned citizens started calling the city, asking how can they help
Austria / Vienna / Development / Green City
Vienna began construction of largest park since 1974
“Freie Mitte” will combine conventional park concepts and a novel urban wilderness dynamic
Germany / Freiburg / Development / Green City
Freiburg’s waste management fleet is going the hydrogen way
The city is expecting 64% of its waste trucks to be hydrogen-powered by the year 2023
Bulgaria / Sofia / Stara Zagora / Education and Sport
„Hello Space! Bulgaria/EU calling“: Students are getting ready for conference call with Space
Astronauts Mark Vande Hei and Thomas Pesquet will be answering their questions
Belgium / Leuven / Development / Smart City
Leuven is experimenting with smart trash bins
Despite being emptied several times a day, some bins attract excessive amounts of waste