Spanish PM turns left in coalition with Podemos
Spain's new coalition between PM Pedro Sanchez's Socialists and hard-left Podemos wants to raise taxes for the rich, roll back a reform of labour market laws and raise salaries
France’s pension reform: What’s on the table?
Why does France want to reform its pension scheme and who will be affected by the changes?
Brexit translates to challenge for EU interpreters
English as a common language has in recent years scaled the heights of the European Union's 24-floor Tower of Babel, but will Brexit loosen its grip?
Auto industry warns of ‘seismic’ no-deal Brexit shock
The European auto industry has warned of catastrophic effects of a no-deal Brexit saying it would have a "seismic" impact on car-making
Eurozone unemployment steady at 7.5 per cent
The unemployment rate across the European countries remained the same in the month of July. Whereas, youth unemployment has slightly increased.
EU reports wide disparities in unemployment across bloc
The EU statistics agency Eurostat released its 2018 report showing extremely diverse unemployment rates across Europe.
EU labour authority to be up and running this year
The European Commission, the Parliament and the Council reached an agreement on the establishment of an European Labour Authority.
EU ministers agree to set up European Labour Agency
The European member states agree to establish an European Labour Authority aimed at helping employees and employers to deal with complex aspects of cross-border labour mobility.
Average career spans in the EU
This graphic shows how many years a 15-year-old in the EU today is predicted to be actively involved in his or her career.
Eurozone unemployment falls further
Europe's economic recovery is rolling ahead, driving down unemployment to the lowest in nearly a decade.