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What are Europe's most unequal countries?
Over a fifth of the EU's population is currently at risk of poverty or social exclusion, says a new damning Eurostat report on living conditions. The document also highlights huge income inequalities in the Baltic states and southern Europe.
Meet the solar entrepreneurs changing women’s lives in Nigeria
The African country has the lowest access to electricity in the world. Women and girls are bearing the brunt of energy poverty.
Quarter of Romanian youth suffering from material, social deprivation
Romania also has the highest rate of rate young people not working or in training.
Slovenia is showing Europe how to tackle child poverty
The central European country topped the charts of UNICEF's latest report, while countries such as the United Kingdom, Spain, and France dropped to the bottom.
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School meals in Europe: Which countries give free food to students?
A quarter of children are at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the EU. Some families have difficulties in feeding their kids. Five EU countries provide universal free school meals for at least some ages. Others mostly supply meals for the students whose families get income-related benefits.
Millions in the EU still unable to afford internet
Millions of EU citizens were last year unable to afford a connection to the internet, according to new data released on Tuesday by Eurostat.
People in the EU unable to afford a proper meal on the rise - Eurostat
In 2022, 8.3% of people in the EU were unable to afford a meal containing meat, fish or a vegetarian equivalent every second day, according to new Eurostat data.
Young Europeans at increased risk of falling into poverty trap
Young people in Europe are at a greater risk of falling into poverty compared to the general population, a study shows.
'Devastating': One in four EU children at risk of poverty, says NGO
Children with migrant backgrounds, refugees, asylum-seekers, undocumented and unaccompanied children are among the hardest hit.
‘Warm spaces’ are being set up to help vulnerable Brits through winter
Martin Lewis has helped advise on how UK libraries, councils and others can provide for people facing unfeasible energy bills.
Is the global economy sliding into recession and what could it mean?
Escalating inflation, the war in Ukraine and low consumer confidence are spelling headwinds for the global economy.
Euroviews. View: Golf has grown into an ‘ecological villain’
"It’s time we, as a society, admit that golf was a bad idea and move on," argues Abbie Richards.
Euroviews. Child poverty is a burden on Europe’s prosperity and stability | View
Without proper investment to ensure all children are able to reach their full potential, Europe cannot build a sustainable, inclusive recovery, argues Eurochild President Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca.
Italy has the highest number of people unable to afford a holiday
Some 35 million of the poorest in Europe can't afford a one week holiday. About 7 million of them are Italians.