What proportion of young Europeans are graduates? In 2022, more than 40% of people aged 25-34 in the EU27 had completed higher education. The EU target for tertiary education is 45% by 2030.

How important is tourism to EU economies? Share of the total contribution of travel and tourism to the gross domestic product (GDP) of European Union member countries in 2022.

Note: The data in this map are from the European health interview survey (EHIS) which was conducted in 2019 and which covered persons aged 15 years and over. These data indicate that substantial ...

With far-right parties on the rise across Europe, the next EP will inevitably see an increase in the number of nationalist MEPs. What might that look like?

Barriers to abortion in the EU27 11 countries impose procedural or legal barriers to abortion care, such as waiting periods or compulsory counselling, although most provide care on request.

Too many well-educated professionals are leaving for more attractive salaries elsewhere in the EU, depriving their home countries of much-needed talent. In recent years, Europe has experienced a ...

Youth across the European Union in 2022General percentage of the population of EU countries between the ages of 15 and 24. EU-27 average ...

With the scale and complexity of cybercrime constantly on the rise, are we destined to always be playing catch-up? According to the European Commission, cybercrime cost the world a whopping 5.5 ...

Online platforms must do better, says tech policy chief, but education and regulation are also key to keeping democracy alive in the age of AI.

Risks associated with energy imports can be offset, among others, by greater diversification and the establishment of win-win relationships.

Last week, the EU presented its new internal security strategy, one that is intended to help the bloc circumnavigate the choppy waters ahead over the next five years. Click on the button to load the ...

Across Europe, military spending has surged to levels not seen since the Cold War. But there are concerns that the steep increase is coming at the expense of pensions, healthcare, and other social ...