Economie
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Find out the latest local news and innovations, successful projects from the cities of the European Union that enhance their economic growth.
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Norrköping wants to give its retail sector a breath of fresh air
In order to keep the Christmas shopping tradition alive and strong, some flexibility will be required
- 27 Noiembrie 2020 21:30
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Tzvetozar Vincent Iolov
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Copenhagen airport struggles with COVID-19 impact
The airport will reduce its capacity by 40% for the next couple of years
- 25 Noiembrie 2020 09:30
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Anton Stoyanov
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Helsinki’s largest parties near agreement for next year’s budget
Unlike many other cities, Helsinki is not planning too many cuts to public services
- 21 Noiembrie 2020 10:00
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Anton Stoyanov
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Borås pipes down the hustle and bustle of its downtown area
The coronavirus pandemic has given a chance to explore some fresh ideas
- 17 Noiembrie 2020 18:30
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Tzvetozar Vincent Iolov
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Finnish municipalities go cold on raising taxes
Unlike in previous years very few local governments will be raising taxes to patch up their budgets
- 13 Noiembrie 2020 19:30
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Anton Stoyanov
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Inclusive technologies hub to spring up in Apeldoorn
It is expected to help people with a disability and seniors find a sustainable job
- 12 Noiembrie 2020 14:30
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Aseniya Dimitrova
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European Commission assigns culture a key role in recovery
This sentiment was expressed by Commissioner Mariya Gabriel at the “Soul for Europe” initiative
- 10 Noiembrie 2020 16:00
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Tzvetozar Vincent Iolov
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Building partnerships between rural peripheries and the urban core
This was the aim of an EU-funded project in Gothenburg
- 09 Noiembrie 2020 18:30
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Tzvetozar Vincent Iolov
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Hundreds of kilometres of Croatia’s railways to be renovated by 2030
Some 4.5 billion euros will be used to modernize 750 km of the country’s railways
- 07 Noiembrie 2020 12:00
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Anton Stoyanov
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Graz opts for pragmatism in new city budget
According to officials, citizens are expecting security from their local governments in these uncertain times
- 06 Noiembrie 2020 11:30
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Anton Stoyanov
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The Netherlands is tightening coronavirus restrictions for two weeks
The new rules come into force this evening, Wednesday 4 October, at 10 pm
- 04 Noiembrie 2020 10:35
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Aseniya Dimitrova
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Dutch cities and fashion leaders sign a “Denim Deal”
A broad partnership aims to make clothing production more sustainable
- 03 Noiembrie 2020 14:30
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Aseniya Dimitrova
