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The Spanish Climate: Seasons in Spain

Climate Change · Spain

The Spanish Climate: Seasons in Spain

Coverage: 2 sources

Much of the country enjoys year-round sunshine, but it's not all beach weather. Here is the lowdown on the climate and seasons in Spain.See the Story

Finding Jobs in Brussels: a Guide for Jobseekers

Belgium · Belgium

Finding Jobs in Brussels: a Guide for Jobseekers

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Looking for jobs in Brussels? These tips will get your job search started to help you find your ideal job in Belgium's international capital.See the Story

Corporate Tax Rates in Belgium: a Guide for Expats

Taxes · Belgium

Corporate Tax Rates in Belgium: a Guide for Expats

Discover how corporate tax in Belgium works, including advice on tax rates, eligibility, and the filing deadlines for Belgian tax returns.See the Story

Freelance and Self-Employed Tax in Belgium in 2025

Considering your tax contributions in Belgium as a freelancer in 2025? Make sure you register for corporate tax and social security.Freelancers · Moldova See the Story

The Spanish Government: Politics in Spain

Discover more about Spain's political system, the local and national political parties, its government, and the like.Spain · Spain See the Story

Where to Live in Delft: a Guide for Expats

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Wedged between The Hague and Rotterdam, Delft is a historical city boasts a quieter urban life. Where should you live in Delft?Fire · Delft See the Story

How the Cost of Living Is Affecting People

Part 134 Photos and interviews by Subhana Shiwmangal Stabroek News spoke to members of the public in Crane, West Coast Demerara, Region Three about the rising cost of living and how it is affecting them. The article How the Cost of Living is affecting people appeared first on Stabroek News.Americas See the Story

Women in Switzerland prepare for 14 June strike

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The fourth women’s strike will take place on Saturday, 14 June, and will once again become a collective outcry of women against the patriarchal system, violence, discrimination, and capitalist exploitation. Kurdish women will also use the occasion to raise the issue of Abdullah Öcalan’s freedom. Women in Switzerland first went on strike on 14 June 1991. With more than 500,000 women participating, this historic action became one of the largest st…Europe · Switzerland See the Story

UK private-sector pay settlements fall despite higher minimum wage, data shows

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

UK Economy · United Kingdom See the Story

Social Security in Belgium and How to Claim Benefits

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Expats in Belgium must contribute to the Belgian social security system, which provides benefits for sickness, unemployment, and pregnancy.Social Security · Los Angeles See the Story

Rotterdam Blocks Streets in Noordereiland Neighborhood to Curb Street Racing

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Authorities in Rotterdam-Zuid have announced that sections of the Noordereiland neighborhood will be closed to traffic every Friday and Saturday night to curb persistent street racing and related disturbances, NOS reports. The closures will take effect between 8 p.m. and 3 a.m. and will remain in place through August 31.Rotterdam, South Holland · Rotterdam See the Story

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