Breaking research2nd September 2026 Europe facing housing affordability crisis, continental study of more than 22 million property listings suggests
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A new study by the European House-Ambrosetti (TEHA) in collaboration with Amazon, finds that fragmentation across EU Member States, spanning infrastructure, energy, digital governance, skills, regulation, and the rule of law, is contributing to an estimated €120 billion in missed investment each year.The study argues that Europe’s answer lies not in replicating external models, but…
Biggest study of its kind provides insights into bats’ evolution – a potential gamechanger for research into treating viruses and cancer in humans
Home/Library /EV load management could save Europe €10.6bn, study finds Jonathan Spencer JonesPosted on: 21 September 2026
Miriam Levin-Gold likes Prime Minister Mark Carney’s idea of Canadians being able to live and work in the European Union under proposed closer ties with the trade bloc
Europe is being pushed to take the lead in its conventional defense faster than its militaries may be capable of doing so, creating a possible yearslong defense gap as the U.S. scales back its role on the Continent, a new assessment says
Europe wants to clean up its heavy industries without sacrificing jobs or economic growth. A new study suggests that may be possible – but it will require compromises
Studying in Europe often makes for an unforgettable chapter in our lives. For international students, university life can unfold against the backdrop of historic architecture, lively neighbourhoods, and distinctive local cultures. A morning walk to class might take you past centuries-old buildings. An afternoon could mean settling into a café with friends. After lectures, there…
Study examined 28 European markets Europe illegal online gambling market triples to $13.94 billion, Euromat study says Jason Frost, President, Euromat 2026-09-08 Europe Reading time 2:56 min