News & Buzz
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748Starting in 2026: Sweden banning mobile phones in schools
Sweden is preparing to take a bold move in reshaping the school day. Starting next fall, mobile phones will be banned in...
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529EBB: High Tech Campus Eindhoven unveils Cureon MedTech and BioTech hub
(Editor’s note: This post on the new Cureon medtech center is part of our Tech Tuesday series and is a collaboration with...
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524Chris Loar: Berlin drug testing pilot project is about harm reduction, not permission to use
Despite Berlin being somewhat of a mecca for drug use and clubbing, substance testing has historically been illegal due to very strict...
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460Jess Bretin: Why fika is the essence of Swedish society
Few cultural traditions capture the spirit of Swedish life as clearly as fika. Often translated simply as a “coffee break,” fika is...
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423Het Recht-Op Eindhoven: A call to reclaim artist and community spaces in the city centre
A new initiative called Het Recht-Op Eindhoven (Right to Eindhoven): Circuit of Commons, with the support of VAM (Van Abbemuseum) is gaining...
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459EBB for 30 September: Housing in Eindhoven, Pt. 2
(Editor’s note: This edition of the Eindhoven Business Briefing is the second dedicated to real estate, because tech companies competing for highly talented...
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389Thom Harding: Starting kindergarten in Vienna? Here’s my parents’ guide to managing the process
This post continues our series investigating the life of parents of young children in Vienna. From childbirth to theatre programs for toddlers,...
