Economics

Belgian exports of goods to the UK experienced a significant decline following Brexit, as reported on Thursday by KU Leuven. Between 2018 and 2021, these exports saw a notable 13%

The Commission has approved an advance payment of €100 million to Slovenia under the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF), to ease the financial burden of reconstruction efforts after the

Research conducted by BNP Paribas Fortis highlights Belgium's heightened vulnerability compared to other industrialized nations regarding the expenses tied to an ageing population. Among

Major energy providers have initiated warnings to customers with variable contracts, signaling an impending increase in next year's gas and electricity tariffs, reports Nu.nl.

The inherent nature of nuclear energy aligns seamlessly with France's historical Jacobin tradition, necessitating a robust state apparatus. This stands in stark contrast to Germany, a federal

Elia, the high-voltage operator, has outlined plans to invest 9.4 billion euros in Belgium from 2024 to 2028, as revealed in the updated investment blueprint of the organization. The bulk of this

Dutch banks are striving to streamline the process for sex workers to open business bank accounts. The Dutch Banking Association (NVB) recently unveiled a new Sector Standard, developed in

Beginning in 2024, self-employed couriers are slated to earn a minimum wage of 32.77 euros per hour, a calculation determined by the Federal Public Service (FPS) Economy. This prescribed

The Swedish government recently revealed a comprehensive roadmap aiming to establish new nuclear power capacities equivalent to at least two large-scale reactors by 2035, with a potential

Black Friday, a renowned discount event originating from the US, has firmly established itself in Switzerland, drawing attention primarily from the younger demographic set to seize the