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Cities are home to more than half the world's population, whilst EU urban congestion causes 40% of CO2 emissions, according to the European parliament ...
Environmentally conscious cyclists regularly battle errant cars in European cities
The German engineer from Brandenburg plans roads which run along house roofs. He is trying to save the metropolis from gridlock. The inventor of these ‘street houses’ is holding talks with German firms, who should be joining him on the project
Two of Europe’s politicians talk ‘global solutions, global problems’ but sometime forget to put their words into action
The German mother-of-six, 50, is a woman of superlatives: as one of three women in an eight-man advocate general team at the ECJ, she most famously helped put Berlusconi on trial
Some European member states don't get much attention, but are often worth a detour. Our multilingual community blogs take you there
A huge victory for some, enormous disappointment for others. For the first ever time, the Olympic torch has been extinguished under mass pressure, as Europe makes itself heard
Enjoy the year's first rays at Walpurgis night in Sweden, a vintage computer festival in Munich or the spring festival in Seville
The 2001 Tremaglia law permits Italians living abroad to participate in the national elections on 13 and 14 April
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How many fountains do you know in Vilnius? Does the city need fountains? What can you do near fountains and do citizens use fountains? - citizens of Vilnius were asked these questions on one not really rainy afternoon. Other, very similar ones, were asked in Seville. It is obvious, that fountains ...
Music and again music... And also free movies, reading evenings and...
July is the month when all events are moving from the capital to health resorts, seaside or other places, which attract holidaymakers. But there's no need to worry that there is nothing to do in Vilnius. Besides many concerts we offer you free events in the open air. So ...