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9 January 2023 Gas Trap

€60bn earmarked for Europe’s Covid recovery could go to fossil fuel projects

€60bn earmarked for Europe’s Covid recovery could go to fossil fuel projects
By Maria Maggiore

At least 41 liquefied natural gas and gas pipeline projects are planned across Europe, many now could receive funds from EU post-Covid recovery budgets. Read more "€60bn earmarked for Europe’s Covid recovery could go to fossil fuel projects"

21 December 2022 Untaxed

‘Housing has become a commodity’: how investors reshaped London’s skyline and communities

‘Housing has become a commodity’: how investors reshaped London’s skyline and communities
By Juliet Ferguson

Huge property developments are transforming the city’s appearance and leaving locals increasingly fearful of finding a place to call home. Read more "‘Housing has become a commodity’: how investors reshaped London’s skyline and communities"

16 December 2022 Untaxed

Demolition of Milan’s iconic San Siro stadium brings benefits to funds in tax havens

Demolition of Milan’s iconic San Siro stadium brings benefits to funds in tax havens
By Maria Maggiore

The demolition of the stadium raises economic and environmental concerns. The owners of the land, meanwhile, are set to lose huge revenues in the deal struck with opaque investment firms. Read more "Demolition of Milan’s iconic San Siro stadium brings benefits to funds in tax havens"

15 December 2022 Secrets of the council

Explainer: Europe cuts off funds for Hungary – what is at stake?

Explainer: Europe cuts off funds for Hungary – what is at stake?
By Sigrid Melchior

In a deal struck on Monday evening, EU governments finally decided to freeze €6.3 billion to Hungary due to concerns over rule of law problems and corruption. Read more "Explainer: Europe cuts off funds for Hungary – what is at stake?"

15 December 2022 Untaxed

This is why Budapest remains Europe’s unregulated Airbnb paradise

This is why Budapest remains Europe’s unregulated Airbnb paradise
By Attila Kálmán

There is almost no regulation, and the tax burden is ridiculously low. This is leading to increasingly unaffordable rentals in Hungary's capital. Read more "This is why Budapest remains Europe’s unregulated Airbnb paradise"

14 December 2022 Untaxed

The empty house: a window into Europe’s vacant property problem

The empty house: a window into Europe’s vacant property problem
By Pascal Hansens and Wojciech Cieśla

Europe has reached a point where there are too many people without homes and many homes without people. Read more "The empty house: a window into Europe’s vacant property problem"

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