Copenhagen is once again the world’s most liveable city
Copenhagen ranks first in the 2026 Global Liveability Index, followed by Vienna and Melbourne. Among the cities recording the greatest improvement in quality of life is New York.
A journey through Normandy, where in June the fields are covered in magnificent blue and indigo flowers.
Its oceanic microclimate, fertile soils, and the alternation of rain and sunshine make Normandy the ideal place for flax cultivation. A journey through the region offers a close-up look at the European flax supply chain, from cultivation to fibre processing.
Cancelled flights and refunds: the European Commission’s guidelines in times of soaring fuel prices
The European Commission has clarified that passengers are entitled to refunds for cancelled flights even in the face of high fuel prices. Airlines are also prohibited from adding retroactive charges to tickets already purchased.
Searches for electric cars are surging due to the Iran war and high fuel prices
On major online marketplaces, inquiries about electric cars have increased due to rising gasoline and diesel prices caused by the war in Iran. The question is whether this interest will last.
Toyota Circular Factory: when a car’s end of life becomes a new beginning
In the heart of the United Kingdom, there is a production site that has become the European laboratory of a virtuous idea: turning end-of-life vehicles into resources for the future.
Itineraria: LifeGate’s new newsletter on tourism and mobility
We have a new newsletter on the future of mobility and sustainable tourism. Every journey can really change the world.
EU backtracks on the 2035 petrol and diesel ban: what the Commission decided—and why
The European Commission has announced that from 2035 it will no longer be mandatory to sell only electric cars. What could the consequences be?
Beyond electric: how AI and new skills are redefining the future of cars
The automotive sector is facing a profound transformation that goes beyond electrification, requiring new skills and technologies across the value chain, according to a study by the Politecnico di Milano for Geely Italy.
Strade Aperte, how Milan plans to reduce cars as coronavirus restrictions are eased
Milan has announced one of Europe’s most ambitious mobility schemes, known as Strade Aperte (open roads). Its goal is to reduce cars in phase 2 of the lockdown by increasing bike lanes and pedestrian areas.
Formula 1 aims to reach zero carbon emissions by 2030
Formula 1, the world’s most important auto racing championship, has decided to turn the page and aim for carbon neutrality with the support of its teams, drivers and the whole racing circus.