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The results indicate major intra- and cross-national similarities in the living situation of participants, with inadequacies in income, time and money characterizing many participants’ everyday [...]

Between 1 January 2021 and 1 January 2022, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the EU’s population decreased by 265 257 people, due to natural population changes (more deaths than births), as net [...]

Dubravka Šuica is the Vice-President for Democracy and Demography of the European Commission. The European Commission adopted on 11th October 2023 a Communication presenting a set of policy tools [...]

In 2022, close to 8 million children living in cities in the EU were at risk of poverty or social exclusion, meaning that over one-quarter of children living in urban areas experienced these [...]

The recent pandemic demonstrated the critical contribution of social services to the resilience of European societies. [Miguel Buitrago, Renaud Scheuer, Angela Corbi, Nina Kozlowitz, Thomas [...]

Ignacio Socias during the previous Summit, in 2021. The director of international relations of IFFD, Ignacio Socias, will join a panel discussion at the Fifth Budapest Demographic Summit upon an [...]

These findings suggest large and persistent variation in kin support for single mothers and thus question the assumption of its marginal role in Europe. [Bram Hogendoorn and Juho Härkönen – [...]

It has decreased since 2019, probably as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. [Eurostat, 16 March 2023.] READ MORE

Across the EU countries, the median age ranged from 38.3 years in Cyprus, 38.8 in Ireland and 39.7 in Luxembourg to 48.0 years in Italy, 46.8 in Portugal and 46.1 in Greece. In total, 18 EU [...]

Some of Eurostat’s most interesting data concerning the situation of young people in the EU today for the areas of demography, education and training, employment and entrepreneurship, health and [...]