U vremenu kada su algoritmi, umjetna inteligencija i digitalni sadržaji sve prisutniji u svakodnevici, hrvatski potrošači pokazuju da u slobodno vrijeme traže ono što tehnologija ne može zamijeniti: stvarni kontakt, autentičnost i iskustva koja ostavljaju trag. Novo Mastercardovo istraživanje o ekonomiji iskustava pokazuje da 35% ispitanika u Hrvatskoj planira u 2026. povećati potrošnju na iskustva poput putovanja, koncerata i odlazaka u restorane, dok ih 52% očekuje da će trošiti jednako kao i lani. Iako je udio onih koji planiraju povećati potrošnju u Hrvatskoj nešto niži od europskog prosjeka od 41%, interes za same sadržaje i iskustva u Hrvatskoj u nizu kategorija nadmašuje europski prosjek. Putovanja, gastronomija i događanja predvode interes Najveći interes hrvatski ispitanici pokazuju za putovanja i turizam pa čak 86% kaže da bi u 2026. željelo više takvih iskustava, u usporedbi s 79% na razini Europe. Slijede gastronomska iskustva, za koja interes pokazuje 81% ispitanika u Hrvatskoj, naspram...

Neymar maakt deel uit van de Braziliaanse selectie voor het komende wereldkampioenschap. Dat heeft bondscoach Carlo Ancelotti bekendgemaakt tijdens een uitgebreide liveshow met veel publiek. Source link

Was ist neu? Die Stadtverwaltung stellt derzeit an viel genutzten Parkplätzen im Stadtzentrum erste Parkscheinautomaten so um, dass dort nur noch mit Karte gezahlt werden kann. Diese Geräte nehmen künftig kein Bargeld mehr. Wie funktioniert’s? Die Geräte sollen unkompliziert zu bedienen sein, über einen Bildschirm, der durch Antippen aktiviert wird. … Deutsche Welle

​Danas je utorak, 19. maj, 139. dan 2026. Do kraja godine ima 226 dana. El Pais

Christoph Reinwald, General Manager von Complex Pharmaceuticals STUDIO KOEKART Herr Reinwald, die Sicherstellung der Arzneimittelversorgung ist in den letzten Jahren in Europa und auch in Österreich zunehmend zur Herausforderung geworden. Woran liegt das und was muss sich ändern? Christoph Reinwald. Die Ursachen sind vielfältiger Natur. Über Jahrzehnte hinweg wurden Produktionskapazitäten aus Kostengründen in Niedrigkostenregionen ausgelagert. Gleichzeitig sind die regulatorischen Anforderungen in Europa permanent gestiegen. Die Lieferketten sind fragil geworden, was spätestens im Zuge der Corona-Krise und in Zeiten geopolitischer Anspannungen offensichtlich wurde. Das alles hat in den letzten Jahren zu schmerzhaften Versorgungsengpässen geführt, auch in Österreich.  Wenn man die Versorgungssicherheit wiederherstellen will, muss man Teile der industriellen Wertschöpfungskette nach Europa zurückholen. Es braucht dabei neue, flexible Modelle, die die Produktion neu denken. Die Voraussetzungen dafür wären gegeben. Die Herstellungstechnik hat sich dank der Möglichkeiten der digitalen Automatisierung massiv weiterentwickelt. Zudem stehen in Österreich starke Ausbildungsstätten, Know-how und Infrastruktur zur Verfügung, um neue Kompetenz aufzubauen und den heimischen Standort zu stärken.  Sie haben 2024 Complex Pharmaceuticals gegründet. Was kennzeichnet das Unternehmen im Kontext von neuem Denken?  In der pharmazeutischen Produktion zeigt sich immer deutlicher, dass bestehende Strukturen nicht für alle Anforderungen...

Denari pubblici e competenze private (che poi si traducono in altri finanziamenti e sponsorizzazioni) sembrano comporre la combinazione vincente che ha portato il Salone Internazionale … La Stampa

“The great majority of people in the world cannot raise their hand and speak freely,” said Dagmar Pruin, president of Brot für die Welt (Bread of the World), at the presentation of the organization’s annual report on the state of civil society and democracy on Monday. “Even in Germany, some narratives are being purposely buried,” she added, giving the example of how “criticism of right-wing extremism is discredited as ideological.” The report, the Atlas of Civil Society, is published annually by Brot für die Welt — an organization supported by Protestant churches in Germany that focuses on combating global hunger and promoting sustainable development in the Global South — in cooperation with partner organizations. This year’s report focuses in particular on disinformation as a global phenomenon. Germany now ranked as having ‘limited’ openness According to this year’s Atlas of Civil Society, which examines worldwide trends related to NGOs, protest movements,...

Wil jij weten wat er vandaag voor jou in de sterren geschreven staat? Lees hier de daghoroscoop voor jouw sterrenbeeld. De Telegraaf

Alex Borg launched the Nationalist Party’s electoral programme during the PN General Council, promising sweeping tax cuts, lower utility bills, major investment in healthcare and a “new direction” for Malta under the party’s “Fresh Start” slogan. Addressing party supporters, Borg said the programme was not simply an electoral programme but “a plan about people’s lives, families and the future of their children.” The PN leader outlined a programme built around 16 pillars, including the economy, healthcare, education, mobility, governance, tourism, Gozo, the environment and social policy. Throughout the speech, Borg argued that many Maltese and Gozitan families were struggling with the rising cost of living despite working hard and making sacrifices. “Too many people are waking up early, working all day and still asking themselves at the end of the month how they are going to cope,” he said. A central part of Borg’s address focused on...

Prime Minister and Labour Party leader Robert Abela on Monday evening emphasised his party’s credibility to govern, particularly when compared to a Nationalist Party which has consistently made mistakes throughout its electoral campaign. Speaking in an interview in Kalkara, Abela said that the Labour Government has a clear vision to continue strengthening the economy, creating quality jobs, and investing in families, young people, and pensioners. More importantly though, Abela said that the PL has credibility on its side.  That credibility is born out of its track record of guiding the country through enormous international crises such as wars, a global pandemic and, most recently, a global energy crisis. He contrasted this with the PN, which he said has made one mistake after another throughout its electoral campaign. Abela pointed out how the PN had said that its planned aid for first-time property buyers would cost €2.8 million...