OPTICS How Vienna took the stigma out of social housing In some European cities living in social housing is a misfortune. In Austria’s capital it’s an indicator of high-quality urban life. By Aitor Hernández-Morales in Vienna Photographs by Marylise Vigneau for POLITICO This article is part of POLITICO’s Global Policy Lab: Living Cities, a collaborative journalism project exploring […]
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Member states blame data privacy laws for lack of transparency in the bloc’s biggest economic stimulus package.
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Interpreters at the European Parliament are fed up with remote interpretation, citing auditory health issues given the poor quality of the online sessions.
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Increasingly, analysts — both inside and outside of Russia — are considering the possibility of the Russian Federation’s collapse into a series of independent states. Who are the most likely candidates for secession in Russia’s south, east, and centre?
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Russian leader Vladimir Putin has said Moscow will reply in kind if Nato installs new military infrastructure in Finland or Sweden. “With Sweden and Finland, we don’t have the problems that we have with Ukraine. They want to join Nato, go ahead,” he said on state TV Wednesday. “If military contingents and infrastructure are deployed […]
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