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== Intro section ==
'''Euthanasia is the intentional ending of a person’s life, usually in the context of unbearable suffering and serious illness, but the exact legal meaning differs by country.''' It is one of the most debated issues in medicine, law, ethics, and human rights. On this website, you will find clear, neutral, well-structured information about what euthanasia means, how it differs from assisted suicide, where it is legal, how palliative care fits into the discussion, and why this topic remains controversial across Europe and the world. Current European Parliament research notes that four EU countries have legislation allowing physician-administered euthanasia: '''Belgium, Spain, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands''', while some others allow '''assisted suicide only'''.