“Structural reform” is a term that’s commonly used in European politics. In particular, it tends to be mentioned during – and after – economic crises. But what is
The WHO recently issued warnings over the dangers of excessive alcohol consumption. It’s estimated that three million people died in 2016 from alcohol abuse, and Europe has the
Despite so much focus being put on tackling gender inequality in the European Union, unfortunately, the number of women in top jobs in the region is still much
Even in the modern world, child poverty continues to be a major issue, and the European Union is no exception. Child poverty is one of the leading causes
Despite fears that Brexit would make the UK less appealing to international students, new figures have shown that it might not be the case. According to UCAS, the
Strong economic growth across the EU is highly dependent on the unions ability to both support new businesses and provide them with opportunities to grow and flourish. Entrepreneurship
In the news the past week, we’ve seen the possibilities Brexit could potentially provide to UK universities. Whilst people were notably sceptical at first, there is room for
When considering the Strategic Framework for 2020 released by the European Commission it is wise to analyze the truly important points of the framework. One of the important
Youth unemployed is a massive problem is parts of Europe. Statistics show that southern Europe has been the hardest hit by the recession, and young people have been
