Ideas for Europe — Europe of Cities

What is a new year without New Year’s resolutions?

China has just completed a 157.79km stretch of fully uncrewed paving on the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway.

How can we promote reading and literature through the development of European cities?

How can cities better integrate people with disabilities into the labour market?

Half of the EU’s electricity generation now comes from renewable sources, and wind power has overtaken gas as the second largest electricity source.

Europe’s cities hold more than just infrastructure and buildings—they are the heart of the continent’s rich cultural heritage.

In today’s globalised world, the ability to work across borders is more valuable than ever.

Arts and culture are not just a means of preserving heritage; they are a vital component of urban life.

In a world where urbanisation is accelerating, loneliness has become an increasingly pressing issue.

Urban development isn’t just about drawing up plans for roads and buildings. It’s about creating communities where people thrive.

EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled a transformative initiative aimed at simplifying train travel across the European Union.

I’m thrilled to see the European Union’s commitment to fostering innovative urban solutions through the EUI-IA 2nd Call for Proposals.

In an exciting development for the Western Balkans, the European Commission has unveiled a significant €1.2 billion investment package.

The European Union’s commitment to advancing technological innovation shines through the recent announcement of the winners of the Large AI Grand Challenge.

The World Economic Forum has identified ten emerging technologies that promise to shape our urban environments in important ways.

The European Commission’s unveiling of the European Solar Academy marks an important advancement in harnessing solar energy across the continent.

As a seasoned urban development specialist, I’ve witnessed firsthand the transformative potential of strategic collaborations in achieving sustainable urban growth.

Innovators, get ready! The European Urban Initiative (EUI) has launched its third Call for Proposals, to contribute toward sustainable urban development across Europe.

In Amsterdam, a city plagued by a housing crisis, a refreshing initiative dubbed “De Torteltuin” shows a shift towards sustainable urban development.

Deloitte’s 2024 survey of over 22,800 young people across 44 countries reveals a cautiously optimistic outlook among Gen Z and Millennials.