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A preliminary draft of Germany's upcoming budget reveals plans to double military aid to Ukraine, allocating €8 billion ($8.57 billion) in 2024. Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition, amid economic

Preliminary estimates from the national statistics agency CBS indicate that the Dutch economy shrank by 0.2% in the third quarter of the year, marking the third consecutive quarter of

 

Poland's Finance Minister, Magdalena Rzeczkowska, anticipates a surge in the country's economy in the coming months, driven by increased consumption that is set to boost revenue from

 

On November 14, 2023, reports from De Tijd and De Standaard confirmed that the Belgian government has finalized an agreement to make adjustments to investment tax credits, aligning


Polish and Ukrainian officials are scheduled to convene at the shared border on Monday in an attempt to bring an end to a week-long protest by truck drivers obstructing checkpoints.

 

Negotiators representing the European Council and Parliament reached a consensus on the EU's 2024 budget late on Friday night, amounting to nearly 190 billion euros or 1.06% of the GDP of

 

The President of Poland's central bank, Adam Glapiński, stated at a press conference on Friday that discussions about adopting the euro in Poland could commence no earlier than eight to ten

 

 

On Thursday, the Belgian parliament approved a new parcels law aimed at ensuring thousands of couriers receive a minimum wage and have the right to rest. Postal Minister Petra De Sutter

 

As of October 2023, an additional 8,700 individuals in Norway found themselves registered as unemployed and seeking assistance from the state welfare agency NAV. This uptick nudged the

 

According to a survey conducted by RTL Nieuws with over 17,000 members of its opinion panel, approximately 50% of workers in the Netherlands are interested in making arrangements to