To curb overtourism, some European cities are imposing a daily entry tax. While the measure appears to be working, it puts an additional strain on vacationers’ budgets.

The richest 0.01% of the planet accumulate nearly $1 trillion in climate debt each year, mainly through carbon-intensive investments.

According to a new report, countries spent an additional $16.8 billion (€14.9 billion) on their nuclear arsenals in 2025.

According to an Altroconsumo survey of 222 establishments in ten seaside resorts, prices at private Italian beaches rose by an average of 6% in 2026 compared with last year.

From June 27, Ikea will be celebrating low-budget weddings in its stores in Sweden: a civil ceremony with a summer menu and a gift for the bride and groom, to make nuptials more accessible.

According to an Altroconsumo survey of 222 establishments in ten seaside resorts, beach club prices in 2026 were up 6% on the previous year.

It's a near-perfect image of the current energy crisis: crude oil underground, tankers slowing down, full tanks, a sea route turned into a bottleneck.

It's not just the scenery and climate that make a country attractive, but also the financial stability it guarantees (without ever compromising leisure time).

These cities are economic powerhouses thanks to their strong economies, their influence on global markets and their ability to attract talent and investment. The ranking is based on 6 indicators: economy, research and development, cultural interaction, quality of life, environment and accessibility.

Elon Musk's companies, such as Tesla and SpaceX, clearly see bitcoin as a long-term investment - similar to digital gold - and not as a short-term speculative asset. This is reflected in their financial results for the fourth quarter of 2025: despite a 23% fall in the price, they did not sell any BTC.