Almost 15% of EU youngsters are struggling to pay their rent, new Eurostat data shows
Thousands of EU citizens have been unable to cover rent costs over the past 12 months, an average of 6.3% across EU nations.
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Calls for offshore EU asylum processing centres fuel misinformation in Moldova
Calls by some EU leaders to consider establishing migration processing centres outside the bloc's territory have triggered the spread of misinformation designed to undermine support for the 27-country bloc in EU candidate countries.
All the thorny questions the EU needs to answer to make 'return hubs' a reality
The European Union must outsource parts of its migration policy – or at least try. That was the main message of the 27 EU leaders when they met last week in Brussels and agreed to explore "new ways" to curb irregular migration.
Moldova votes yes to EU membership as president Sandu claims Moscow meddled
A referendum on Moldova's EU membership bid passed by an extremely slim margin, with the difference between "yes" and "no" votes counted in hundreds.
‘Sinwar storm’ is coming for Israel, claims new Hamas leader
Yahya Sinwar, who was killed in Gaza by Israeli forces last week, “kicked up a storm” against Israel that would eventually “lead to its destruction,” the acting leader of Hamas said.
Intel: clarity on competition? - Newsletter
Monday 21 October: European Parliament's environment committee to vote on position for climate COP29 taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan, 11 to 22 November 2024.
Amazon's EU lobbying spend hits €5M - nearly double its reported figures
US tech company Amazon has adjusted its declared annual EU lobby spend for last year following complaints by NGOs, bumping the figure to €5m from the €2.75m it had previously declared in the official record-keeper, the Transparency Register.