Shedding some light on baffling bills
When it comes to electric bills, the components that determine how much you pay are changing significantly. And according to standards, this spells major disruptions for classifications.
European cinema regains ground
Against the total domination of Hollywood films, one in three films seen in Europe is a European production.
The green challenge for European cities
Regulating CO2 emissions and creating liveable urban spaces is a challenge for the future of the EU.
Young Europeans are prepared to relocate to find a job
To deal with the lack of job opportunities, many young Europeans are considering emigration as a real possibility. And the more qualified they are, the more they are willing to leave.
Pedal power wins over European cities
Using bicycles as a regular form of transport is growing as bike sharing infrastructure is put in place and cycle lanes are built.
Eastern Europe is fast filling huge gap in minimum wages
The debate on the need to establish a minimum salary at an EU level is facing up to the differences member states have on the issue
Stagnations and wide discrepancies
Spending on social security in EU countries has seen a very slight increase since 2010, as the latest Eurostat study shows.
Economy recovery is increasing social justice
A large majority of European countries has improved poverty prevention and access to labor markets