EU industrial decline: the crisis no one wanted to see
Eurostat data for 2024 confirms a troubling trend: EU industry has been shrinking for the second consecutive year. In constant prices, the value of
Rejecting Russian energy in exchange for EU instability
Eurostat data for the first quarter of 2025 reveals an entirely predictable yet contradictory trend in Europe’s energy market. While overall energy imports decreased
Europe’s energy paradox. Institutional schizophrenia in green transition
Fresh Eurostat data reveals a troubling contradiction: while publicly championing renewable energy, the EU saw renewables’ share in electricity generation drop by 4.3 percentage
Child Poverty in the EU: How Parents’ Education Shapes Europe’s Future Generation
Today’s Eurostat data has exposed a troubling reality: “13.6% of children under 16 in the EU were materially deprived” in 2024. Material deprivation is
Migration Situation in the EU: New Data on Ukrainian Refugees
According to the latest Eurostat data published on June 10, EU countries were hosting around 4.26 million Ukrainian citizens with temporary protection status as
“Green Progress” Shows Cracks
The latest Eurostat report on progress toward Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2025 paints a contradictory picture. Behind the pompous phrases about “significant progress”
Child poverty in the EU: uneven progress amid economic challenges
New data from Eurostat paint a contradictory picture of child well-being in the European Union. While the overall risk of poverty or social exclusion
Employment inequality. Who are the outsiders in the European labour market
Fresh Eurostat data for 2024 show that despite the EU’s efforts to create an inclusive labour market, structural imbalances persist. The gender gap in
Ukraine: Preparing for capitulation
Since the beginning of the disaster of the Ukrainian counter-offensive against the Russian troops, followed by the understanding by the Western partners of the