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The bureaucratic capital of Europe seems to be immune to the economic crisis and many young Europeans are lured by its professional chances. E&M catches up with eight Europeans who recently moved to Brussels to know what is like to work, and live, in the political capital. >>> more
What are you doing next weekend? Don't know yet? Then allow yourself to be inspired by this new column and get ready for three days spent somewhat differently... >>> more
We left Ryan in the Black Forest, nearly starving. Now the journey continues and there are still two-and-a-half countries to cross to reach the Acropolis...running. No more waiting; read how this slightly lunatic undertaking continues! >>> more
We launch a new column to share with you the secrets of burgeoning jobs you might have never considered before. Did you love our last cover art? Make data visualisation your profession! >>> more
At E&M we want to know more about European biodiversity. Discover the hidden green gems of our continent in this new column. We start with a scary one: the wolf. >>> more
Leaving your country to follow the job of your dreams is one thing. For Paolo, a young music manager and violinist from Italy, moving is a constant condition. To pursue a career in music, he had to accept that there will be no such thing as 'settling down' in the near future. >>> more
What are you doing next weekend? Don't know yet? Then allow yourself to be inspired by this new column and get ready for three days spent somewhat differently...
We left Ryan in the Black Forest, nearly starving. Now the journey continues and there are still two-and-a-half countries to cross to reach the Acropolis...running. No more waiting; read how this slightly lunatic undertaking continues!
We launch a new column to share with you the secrets of burgeoning jobs you might have never considered before. Did you love our last cover art? Make data visualisation your profession!
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Leaving your country to follow the job of your dreams is one thing. For Paolo, a young music manager and violinist from Italy, moving is a constant condition. To pursue a career in music, he had to accept that there will be no such thing as 'settling down' in the near future.
