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Eviction: Where are tenants most and least protected across Europe? (opens the original)
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The Spanish pensioner's ordeal put Europe's housing crisis back in the spotlight. So what happens when landlords want their property back? The reality is that owners can still terminate the contract with the tenant ahead of schedule if they want, but with a few caveats and important differences depending on where you live in Europe. In general, if tenants are paying regularly, landlords need an important and legally recognised reason, such as if they are selling the property; they need it for th
KIDS Act: Do Europeans support banning social media for children? (opens the original)
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A new EU proposal, the KIDS Act, could ban children under 13 from using social media and limit features for those aged 13 to 15. The goal is to crack down on phone addiction and doomscrolling, but also to protect children from harmful content — or contacts — as well as mental and physical risks. Child rights organisations have welcomed the move, though some are warning that restricting social media access to teenagers might push them towards even more dangerous online communities. The vast major
Largest fuel crisis in history: Europe's most expensive fuel pumps (opens the original)
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Fuel prices surged again over the $100 mark on Tuesday amid the ongoing global supply crisis sparked by strikes in the straits of Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb. Negotiations between Iran and the US hit another deadlock in August, prompting hostilities to resume, with the latest wave of Iranian attacks slashing daily cargo passage in Hormuz to fewer than 20 vessels a day. On top of that, the attacks by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen are also disrupting trade around Bab-el-Mandeb, which used to be
Where in Europe do people live longest with their parents? (opens the original)
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Young Europeans tend to live with their parents longer in southern and eastern Europeans nations. According to the latest Eurostat data, people in countries such as Italy, Spain and Greece, for example, don't hit the road until they're 30 or older. The difference between the north and south of the continent is nearly a decade, with places like Finland, where the average is as early as 21, Denmark, where it's 22, and Estonia and Sweden, where it's 23. Interestingly, it has stayed basically the sa
Is Italy Europe's new space power? (opens the original)
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Once considered a niche, the space economy is now a major, mature industrial force supporting innovation, public policy goals, and services in Europe and beyond. EU countries currently invest a bit more than 0.04% of their GDP in space, but some countries are moving faster than others. Regarding civilian space projects, Italy now spends more relative to its GDP than any other European country except Luxembourg, overtaking France after a major spending boost over the past 15 years. The OECD's lat
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