Housing Cost Burden and the Struggle of Europe’s Youth in 2024

In 2024, young Europe people left home at an average age of 26.2 years, but rising housing costs hit them harder than the general population. Greece and Denmark recorded the highest housing cost overburden rates, while Croatia, Cyprus, and Slovenia saw the lowest. Explore country-wise data, trends, and how affordability impacts independence across Europe. Housing …

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EU Leader’s Statement Highlights India’s Growing Role in Ukraine Peace and EU-India Strategic Ties

The EU recognizes India’s growing role in Ukraine peace talks and strategic global partnerships. From Modi’s diplomatic balancing with Russia and Ukraine to progress on the EU-India free trade agreement and plans for a 2026 strategic agenda, this article explores how Europe views India as both a mediator in the Russia-Ukraine war and a vital …

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Ukraine’s Flamingo Cruise Missile With 3,000 km Range Redefines the Russia-Ukraine War

On August 17, 2025, Ukraine unveiled the Flamingo cruise missile, a 3,000 km range domestically built weapon capable of striking deep inside Russia. With its massive 1,000 kg warhead, cost-effective production, and independence from Western restrictions, the Flamingo marks a turning point in Ukraine’s defense strategy and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Ukraine’s Flamingo Cruise Missile With …

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Trump-EU Summit at White House: Biggest Push for Ukraine Peace Since World War 2

In a historic Trump-EU summit at the White House, President Donald Trump and key European leaders joined President Zelenskyy to push forward the most serious peace talks yet on Ukraine. With discussions on security guarantees, prisoner exchanges, and a potential trilateral meeting with Vladimir Putin, the gathering marked a turning point in efforts to end …

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Euro Area Inflation Steady at 2.0% in July 2025: Energy Drags, Food and Services Rise

Euro Area Inflation Steady at 2.0%:Euro area inflation remained stable at 2.0% in July 2025, but deeper data shows diverging trends. Food and services inflation continued to rise, while energy prices dropped sharply. This blog explores detailed inflation rates across categories like unprocessed food, services, energy, and non-energy goods, along with country-wise inflation data from …

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Europe Wildfire Soaring Amid Temperatures and Fierce Winds. At least 13 people were reported dead, and over 1,765 people were evacuated from vulnerable areas.

Europe Wildfire: Southeast Europe is battling a wave of devastating wildfires driven by scorching temperatures, dry conditions, and strong winds. Turkey’s city of Bursa is under threat with 13 dead and over 1,700 evacuated. Cyprus faces its worst fire disaster in over 50 years, while Greece is fighting five major wildfire fronts near Athens. Albania’s …

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EU Industrial Production Trends (2000–2024): Ireland and Poland Lead, Italy and Portugal Lag

Between 2000 and 2024, EU industrial production grew at an average rate of 0.6% per year. While Ireland and Poland saw the fastest growth, Italy and Portugal recorded the slowest, even showing negative trends. The 2008 financial crisis and the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic caused major disruptions, with only partial recoveries afterward. The data reveals sharp …

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Euro Area Government Debt Rises to 88% of GDP in Q1 2025: Greece, Italy, France Top the Debt Charts

Euro Area Government Debt Rises to 88% of GDP in Q1 2025:In Q1 2025, the euro area’s government debt to GDP ratio rose to 88.0%, while the EU-wide average reached 81.8%, according to Eurostat. This blog covers detailed debt data for all EU Member States, including top and lowest debt holders, quarterly and annual changes, …

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EU Construction Sector Sees Mixed Momentum: Production Drops in May 2025 After April Surge

EU Construction Sector Sees Mixed Momentum:In May 2025, construction production in the euro area dropped by 1.7% and by 1.3% in the EU compared to April 2025, according to Eurostat. This follows a strong upward revision in April’s growth figures. Despite the monthly decline, production rose 2.9% in the euro area and 2.7% in the …

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European Union Trade Surplus Rises to €16.2 Billion in May 2025, Driven by Strong Chemicals and Machinery Exports

The European Union recorded a goods trade surplus of €16.2 billion in May 2025, up from €12.7 billion in May 2024, driven by higher exports and lower imports. Strong performances in the chemicals and machinery sectors contributed to the improvement. The EU also saw its surplus rise to €13.1 billion, supported by reduced energy deficits …

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