More than 135 billion euros of direct investment left Germany last year, while only 10.5 billion euros came in. (archive.ph)
Finland’s Right-Wing Government Wants to Rip Up Its Welfare State (jacobin.com)
Where Vacation Days Are Over & Underused (i.ibb.co)
British intelligence confirms drone attack on Sochi, where Putin's residence is located (newsukraine.rbc.ua)
European gas storages are almost completely full, with a current storage level of 96.33% (infosec.pub)
Germany's political landscape is shifting, with the far-right AfD party ahead in the polls (www.cnbc.com)
EU politicians pass vote on controversial Nature Restoration Law (www.irishtimes.com)
Five and a half million Germans cannot heat their homes sufficiently due to lack of money (www.welt.de)
Israel flag displayed on 350 billboards in Kyiv as a show of solidarity (infosec.pub)
EU climate chiefs back radical new 90 percent emissions target (www.politico.eu)
Stockholm Offers Fighter Jets for Ukraine if Sweden is Allowed to Join NATO (www.nytimes.com)
[Analysis] The EU has a lack-of-teachers crisis — here's why (euobserver.com)
EU renewable energy financing mechanism – first tender oversubscribed (energy.ec.europa.eu)
'While some in Washington can envisage sacrificing Ukraine, Europeans don't have that luxury' (www.lemonde.fr)
Britain has ‘run out of arms to send to Ukraine’ (www.telegraph.co.uk)
Portugal to scrap ‘unjust’ tax breaks for foreign residents (www.theguardian.com)
Ukraine’s accession would cost €186B, EU estimates (www.politico.eu)
What is the law like on unwanted fatherhood in your country?
Let’s talk about safe sex in Europe. It’s quite the big legal subject, but one needn’t get into all the details....
Social networks can keep storing EU user data in the US under new agreement (www.theverge.com)
Children in UK are the shortest in Europe because parents simply do not have enough money for a healthy diet. (www.economist.com)
Germany's Economy Shrank, and It's Facing a Spending Crisis That's Spreading More Gloom (www.usnews.com)
MEPs to propose ending geo-blocking of films and series in the EU (twitter.com)
Yesterday, the traditionally highly conservative legal affairs committee voted to end geo-blocking of films and series in some limited contexts. It’s a tectonic shift from the previous position of the legal affairs committee, and comes ahead of today’s vote in the more progressive Internal Market & Consumer protection, where...
[pétition] Tax The Rich (www.tax-the-rich.eu)
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