The European summit of 26 March, held by videoconference, ended in failure. The 27 heads of state and government failed to agree on a united response to the economic crisis …
Economy
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In this open letter to EU heads and national leaders, over 1,500 economists,academics, and professionals from all over Europe propose a series of urgent measures in response to the Covid-19 …
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Calls have been coming from all sides for the EU to intervene in the COVID-19 crisis in the name of European solidarity. Although the Union has little room for manoeuvre …
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The COVID-19 outbreak has revived fears over acute drug shortages in Europe, sparking calls to repatriate the production of pharmaceutical ingredients from China. But rebuilding capacity would take years, if …
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Greece holds the lead in the EU in death and injuries in rail accidents ranking. Part of that is because of the the reduction in maintenance as a result of …
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An overview of wealth distribution in Europe since the Eighties by Alternatives Economiques In the inequality rankings France is slightly below the European average, at the same level as Germany …
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As the Polish government claims to fight against transport exclusion, trains are coming back to some routes that were not operated anymore. The merits and impact of these changes are …
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It’s 2019, and travelling by train is more popular than it’s been in decades. But how easy is it for people across Europe to go for a walk and then …
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Railway transport | Data: Six infographics to explain how affordable and fast trains in Europe are – VoxEurop (English)
by hostWhere in Europe is taking the train fast and affordable, and where is it not? Journalism ++ and the European Data Journalism Network has gathered data on train journeys from …
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Without a high enough carbon price, surplus emissions permits will remain high and the European carbon market will remain broken. Coinciding with the end of COP25 in Madrid, the forthcoming …