Over the last decades, European elections’ turnout moved from 61,99% in 1979 to 42.54% in 2014. An as steady as alarming decrease. What can we do? National and European elections We could even consider this fact coherent with the decrease registered at a national level in several European countries; but there are some interesting points. […]

The number of EU citizens living and working in another EU country has more than doubled over the past decade, with 17 million, of whom 9.5 million were “economically active,” living outside their own country last year, up from 8 million in 2007. In addition, 2 million citizens have a daily cross-border commute, according to […]

An analysis of NEETs generation Statistics for employment and unemployment have traditionally been used to describe labour markets. They provide data on people who have a job and those who are actively looking for one. However, an analysis of the labour market participation of younger people is somewhat different, especially when: • a large proportion […]

WHAT IS A YOUTH EXCHANGE? It is not easy to describe what a youth intercultural exchange is because it is a subjective and changeable experience. Its real added value is the people that take part in the exchange itself. These people are changing constantly. It is a unique opportunity to grow and widen your knowledge […]

This summer, an incredible opportunity is waiting for all the young 18 years old Europeans. The EU’s executive branch has earmarked €12 million ($14.7 million) to provide up 30,000 young Europeans turning 18 this year with a free Interrail pass. What does an interrail pass is? The interrail pass is a ticket for all the European […]