British employers have turned more cautious about hiring and are less likely to invest in training for their workers following the decision in June by voters...
The recent Nobel laureates’ letter accusing Greenpeace of a “crime against humanity” for opposing genetically modified (GMO) golden rice reveals a deep division not only between...
The Rio Olympics are now in full flow and it is heart-warming to see that everyone seems to love the refugee team, who were greeted with...
If you find the EU's inner workings and policies hard to understand, then help is now at hand. The European Parliament's How it Works videos are...
The outlook for the eurozone economy remains stable but lacklustre, a Reuters poll showed, suggesting that for now, the main risks emanating from the UK's vote...
Britain's decision to quit the European Union has already begun tipping its economy into a mild recession, according to economists in a Reuters poll, most of...
Education, employment, both or neither? What are young people doing in the EU? Patterns substantially change by age and over time The European Union (EU) totals...