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Farmer and activist David Cottrell’s innovative answer to coastal erosion has slowed the decline of “Washaway Beach” and sparked a movement across the US and Europe.

Portugal has more startups per capita than anywhere else in Europe, and Lisbon is the hub.

The Finnish capitals welcoming environment has helped it set new records for investment, with health and quantum computing among the industries being explored.

The Irish capital is excelling on “pick and shovel” companies that help other businesses get stuff done.

The Spanish capital is a fintech and security hub, and new tax breaks are helping to attract talent and international skills.

London's tech sector is rising above the country's political distractions as Britain tries to maintain its status as a tech leader.

Tech companies desperately need talent in an unstable market. Freelancer-to-hire platforms are bridging the gap—and in some cases, helping to fill the C-suite.

The Swedish capital's hottest startups have individual and collective well-being at their core—from preventative health apps to environmental platforms.

The French capital has a strong record when it comes to securing funding, with startups working on everything from deep space exploration to genetically modified plants.

The German capital boasts startups from all corners of the economy—from fintech to foodtech.