Economics
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The sudden collapse of Germany's ruling coalition threatens to compound the economic challenges facing Europe’s largest economy. However, a glimmer of hope remains that a new
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Polish lawmakers have approved the government’s budget for 2025, setting a deficit ceiling of PLN 289 billion (EUR 67.7 billion, USD 71 billion) and targeting a general government deficit of
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The average equity of homes in the Netherlands has risen significantly due to continued increases in property prices. Market researcher Calcasa reports that the average home value is now
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Food prices in Belgium have experienced a steeper increase compared to most neighboring countries over the past three years, according to a report by the French IÉSEG School of
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Germany, Europe’s largest economy, is on track to grant 200,000 professional visas for skilled job seekers by the end of 2024—a 10% increase compared to last year when sweeping
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Factory closures in France are set to impact "thousands of jobs" in the upcoming weeks and months, Industry Minister Marc Ferracci warned on Saturday. The announcement comes as the euro
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The number of cross-border commuters working in Switzerland has seen a notable increase, rising by 2.4% over the past year.
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Despite wage increases, including minimum wage hikes, and a recent slowdown in inflation, Croatian consumers remain concerned about the rising cost of essential goods, with bread prices
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France is aiming to raise 500 million euros in humanitarian aid for Lebanon at a meeting in Paris on Thursday, according to a framework document from the French foreign ministry.
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Up to 450,000 people in Lithuania are struggling with food insecurity, according to Simonas Gurevičius, head of the Food Bank (Maisto Bankas) NGO.

