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The debate over a possible new European windfall tax on oil companies raises a more fundamental question: how is the price of petrol and diesel actually formed? The answer is …

Europe is debating an idea that seemed to belong to the energy crisis of 2022: a special tax on the extraordinary profits of oil and refining companies. The proposal has …

The global shift toward remote work transformed corporate culture across the continent. Eurostat data shows that overall work-from-home rates across the European Union have stabilized at roughly 22%. However, the …

Three months without school can feel completely normal in one country—and almost unimaginable in another. Across the world’s major economies, children may spend a broadly similar part of the year …

Italy lives in a continuous demographic and economic paradox. On one hand, pensioners represent the largest spending item in the public budget. Pension expenditure absorbs over 15% of the national …

For months, Europe’s defence debate has been getting louder. The war in Ukraine, questions about Europe’s dependence on the United States and growing pressure on governments to spend more on …

The summer of 2026 is putting European agriculture under severe pressure. Repeated heatwaves, drought and wildfires are affecting crops at different stages, accelerating harvests and reducing expected yields. The impact …

Paid Voluntary Job Opportunities: How Foreign Nationals Can Access Public Training Programs International youth frequently face barriers when seeking early career opportunities, training allowances, or public integration programs abroad. However, …

Shared parental leave has become one of the most significant family policy tools in modern welfare systems. Its primary objective is to encourage a more balanced sharing of childcare responsibilities …

Inheriting assets located outside your home country creates complex legal challenges. Expatriates, global investors, and international families face conflicting legal systems, potential double taxation, and foreign bureaucratic hurdles. While people …