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Germany: drastic increase in social assistance applications
After years of decline, the number of employed individuals who still need to rely on social assistance is once again on the rise.
USA: decline in the number of tourists from Canada and Europe
In recent months, the USA has experienced a significant decline in the number of tourists, especially from Canada and Europe. Data shows a 12 percent drop in the number of visitors compared to the previous year, marking the worst result since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Poland: New regulations regarding driving license exams. What is the situation in the EU?
Starting July 1, new, stricter regulations concerning driving license exams will come into force in Poland. These changes, introduced by Infrastructure Minister Dariusz Klimczak, are the result of pressure from driving examiners and directors of Regional Road Traffic Centers (WORD).
Germany: A New Housing Strategy. Is It a Model for Poland?
Germany’s Construction Minister, Verena Hubertz of the SPD, has unveiled an ambitious plan to reform the housing sector. In an interview with Bild am Sonntag, she stated her intention to cut the cost of building new residential properties by up to 50%.
France: A Reorganization of the Political Scene? The Former Duopoly May Return
Two years ahead of the presidential election in France, the first potential candidates are being considered to take over power after Emmanuel Macron. Meanwhile, the press is predicting a possible reorganization of the country's political landscape.
Germany: Drastic Rise in Politically Motivated Crimes
In recent years, Germany has seen a worrying rise in radicalization among youth, encompassing both far-right and far-left ideologies. This growing trend raises serious questions about the country’s political stability.
Will the European Union force us to save water? A new strategy
The European Union has adopted a new water resilience strategy aimed at addressing the growing problems of water scarcity, pollution, and climate change.
The French National Assembly passes controversial law allowing “assisted dying”
The French National Assembly has adopted a controversial law permitting “assistance in dying.” President Emmanuel Macron called the decision a “significant step in the country’s history.”
Germany: Radical magazine allowed again. Media freedom cited as argument
A German administrative court in Leipzig has temporarily lifted the ban on publishing the magazine Compact, reasoning that although there is evidence the publication violated human dignity, the principle of press freedom takes precedence.
The Chancellor announces German government’s priorities
Friedrich Merz, who was sworn in as Germany's chancellor at the beginning of May, announced on Thursday (29th of May) the key priorities for his cabinet. The plan includes three main points: investment, international relations, and social policy.
