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As of June 1, Switzerland had 51,974 vacant homes, representing only 1.08% of the country's total housing stock, including apartments and single-family homes.

Germany's Interior Ministry has announced the introduction of nationwide passport checks at all land borders, aiming to tackle irregular migration and enhance

Uber drivers in Brussels have decided to extend their boycott into the following week after staging a mass disconnection last Friday, according to an announcement

The private rental market in Belgium is slowing down due to a shortage of housing supply, according to a study by real estate federations CIB and Federia.

A new street in Prague’s 7th district has been named in honor of Nicholas Winton, the British man who tirelessly persuaded immigration authorities to grant visas for 669 Jewish children,

Poland's state railway company, PKP Intercity, has introduced a new high-speed train service, the "Sprinter," which now connects Warsaw and Białystok in just 98 minutes.

Croatia has proudly claimed the top spot among European Union countries for the highest percentage of coastal bathing sites with excellent water quality, according

The Swedish Royal Family has joyfully announced that Princess Sofia and Prince Carl Philip are expecting their fourth child. The couple shared the news in a brief statement on the

This October, the Art & History Museum located in Brussels' Cinquantenaire Park will unveil 12 newly renovated rooms, showcasing collections from the 18th century and

Traffic congestion on Flemish roads reached unprecedented levels over the past 12 months, setting a new record, according to Statistics Flanders.