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Where in Europe do people spend over 40% of their income on housing?Housing costs take up more than 40% of disposable income for millions of Europeans. Euronews Business takes a closer look at which countries are hit hardest, with experts explaining the drivers.

Europe protests - as they happened: Police clear Lisbon camp; looting damage in Germany; 500 arrests in FranceSaturday saw protests and unrest across Europe. Police clashed with demonstrators in France, Germany, Portugal, Albania and elsewhere. Shops were looted, tear gas was fired and firebombs were thrown.

Massive Gen Z protests set to sweep cities across GermanyYoung people in Germany are taking to the streets in some 34 cities, calling for greater political say and a more hopeful future. The protests come amid a wave of youth demonstrations across Europe. DW has more.

The cursed cruise: how the dream of never-ending luxury at sea became a nightmareThe MV Odyssey was billed as the ultimate escape from Donald Trump. Instead, the oil shock caused by his war has left passengers unceremoniously dumped in Cambodia.

How we can exercise more without even tryingIncidental exercise is the moving around we do outside of deliberate exercise.

AI-powered 'doorbell cameras' tested to cut risk of rising human encounters with polar bearsAs climate change increases, so does the risk of dangerous encounters.

Why North Korea's 'elite' hackers are the prime suspect in major Binance hackThe Lazarus Group, a North Korean hacking unit also known as TraderTraitor, was identified "with high confidence" by TRM Labs, as well as Chainalysis.

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Thom Harding: My favorite kindercafés and family friendly restaurants in Vienna when it’s too cold for the parkDuring the next few months, I hope to use my position as a new father to lift the lid on the huge amount of events, locales and happenings arranged by the city of Vienna for families.

Dispatches’ list of the best of Amsterdam’s 2nd hand/vintage shoppingThrift shopping and vintage are starting to crowd out the High Street chains as a new generation of thrifty young shoppers want to do well while doing good. Even the fashion mags have noticed the trend.

Ghosted: It’s just spooky how Halloween is suddenly haunting EuropeIt’s not your imagination: Halloween is now a thing in Europe, particularly where we live in the south of the Netherlands. A really big thing. Neighborhood by neighborhood, town by town and city by city, ghosts, witches and superheroes are invading.

Is a delayed flight in Europe secretly a good thing?

Keeping your UK TV as a British expat in Europe

How one eviction pushed Spain toward the polls — and why Europe should be watching

$1 billion valuation: Croatian startup Daytona becomes a Unicorn

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Is a delayed flight in Europe secretly a good thing?

Keeping your UK TV as a British expat in Europe

How one eviction pushed Spain toward the polls — and why Europe should be watching

$1 billion valuation: Croatian startup Daytona becomes a Unicorn

Featured News

Eindhoven Business Briefing: It’s raining euros, hallelujah

Dayna Clarke: Where should you actually live in Malta?

More than myth: Three things ‘The Odyssey’ teaches us about sailing the Mediterranean

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