Life in Europe
Croatia: suicide is a public health issue
Thursday 31 March 2022 |
Marina Kelava | H-Alter
Croatia has not yet adopted a national suicide prevention strategy, despite the suicide rate recorded in the country being higher than the European and global average.
The inequalities of the program that should unite Europe
in depth
Tuesday 01 February 2022 |
María Zuil Darío Ojeda
Ornaldo Gjergji
| El Confidencial
OBC Transeuropa
The unequal distribution and access to Erasmus grants creates a gap between students that threatens the cohesion among European regions
In which EU regions do people work less and get paid more?
Tuesday 08 March 2022 |
Marta Ley | El Confidencial
The average working week in Europe has shortened since 2000, but the differences between EU regions remain significant. People in some Greek regions work up to 12 hours longer than people in some regions of the Netherlands.
Multi-speed Erasmus: economic inequalities and higher education opportunities
Monday 31 January 2022 |
Darío Ojeda María Zuil
Ornaldo Gjergji
| El Confidencial
OBC Transeuropa
Every year, hundreds of thousands of Europeans participate in the Erasmus scheme and take part in an academic and cultural exchange that goes on to influence their careers and lives. Plenty of youngsters remain partially excluded from it however.
Useful data on assisted reproduction in Europe
Tuesday 30 November 2021 |
OBC Transeuropa The sources which were used for EDJNet's data-driven investigation on access to assisted reproduction techniques in Europe.
Integration of migrants in European rural areas also means development
Monday 08 November 2021 |
Gianluca De Feo | OBC Transeuropa
The MATILDE research project recently published its first report, in which it aims to offer an alternative view of migration in Europe’s rural and mountain areas.
Sustainability labels and the carbon footprint of foods
Friday 22 October 2021 |
Gianluca De Feo | OBC Transeuropa
If the European Union really wants to meet its Green Deal targets, food related emissions must be curbed. To that end, the introduction of "traffic light" sustainability labels could convince Europeans to cut down on their meat consumption.
Gigabits for some, but not for others
Friday 22 October 2021 |
Federico Caruso | OBC Transeuropa
The cost of a good internet connection varies widely within the European Union, with countries around the Adriatic paying the most. Meanwhile, Romania, with a world-class network and competitive prices, is a case apart.
Europe’s internet speeds are faster than ever, but not for everyone
Wednesday 22 September 2021 |
Federico Caruso Ornaldo Gjergji
| OBC Transeuropa
Over the last year and a half internet speeds in Europe have increased by more than fifty percent. Unfortunately, the gap between urban and more rural areas, and between north European countries and those in the south-east, has also grown.
Food alerts in Europe: from Polish chickens to Indian sesame seeds
Tuesday 16 March 2021 |
Gianluca De Feo | OBC Transeuropa
Last year, more than half of the alerts issued by the EU's Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed concerned products from non-EU countries. If these countries are unable to adapt their production chains to EU food safety regulations over the next few years, the risks to European citizens will continue to grow.
