How do we make Amsterdam’s bike tunnels less scary?
It involves all the five senses, apparently
Netherlands / Amsterdam / Development / Public Spaces
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Vincent is the Editor at TheMayor.EU. He holds a Bachelor's in Tourism Management and another one in European and Latin American Studies in addition to a Master's in International History. Intensely curious about all things cultural and political that happen in Europe and beyond, he believes that the regions of the Old Continent need a stronger voice. Contact him at v.iolov@themayor.eu
Poland / Krakow / Education and Sport / Social City
Krakow and Shell will donate 1,000 laptops to war refugees
It’s a repetition of the donation drive, treating aid not as a sprint but as a marathon
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Public voting for New European Bauhaus Prizes 2023 is open
Cast your vote before 24 May and do your part in promoting the NEB values
Poland / Culture and Tourism / Politics and Reforms
As far as Poland is concerned, Russia’s Kaliningrad is now Krolewiec
The proposed renaming is symbolic, but it has already sparked a diplomatic row
Sweden / Development / Innovation and Research / Mobility
Sweden to debut world’s first e-motorway in 2025
The 20-km stretch that links the cities of Hallsberg and Örebro will be especially useful to heavy-duty EVs
Germany / Stuttgart / Development / Innovation and Research
Urban Future 23 invites sustainability changemakers to Stuttgart
How do we make our cities better? One question, a myriad of answers
Spain / Barcelona / Economy and Finance
Barcelona aims to be the first European Capital of Local Retail
This would enrich even further the varied themed capitals competitions on the Old Continent
Finland / Digital transformation / Welfare and Health
Finland aims to microchip all dogs in the country
The move is controversial although not because of fears that people would be next
Italy / Development / Economy and Finance
Moving to this Sicilian town can earn you 5,000 euros
Petralia Soprana still retains that flavour of the South that you might have considered lost
Netherlands / Mobility / Public Spaces
The Hague raises parking fees fivefold, to avert drivers
It doesn’t matter whether you stop your car for a few minutes or a full day, this Dutch city says you should fork over 50 bucks
France / Paris / Welfare and Health
Paris to alert allergy sufferers faster thanks to first-ever ‘pollinarium’
The space will also double up as an educational garden
