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Almost half of the Romania's population (45.8%) lived in overcrowded households in 2019, while 7.7% of the population lived in houses considered too large, says the latest Eurostat survey. In the European Union 17.2% of the population…

In 2019, households in the EU pent EUR 117 billion (equivalent to 0.8% of EU GDP) on ‘alcoholic beverages’. This represents 1.6% of their total consumption expenditure, the latest Eurostat survey says. The study does not include though…

Romanians spend twice as much on food and non-alcoholic beverages than the European average, according to a latest Eurostat survey In 2019, households in the EU spent over €956 billion (equivalent to 6.8% of EU GDP) on 'food and…

France, Spain, Germany, Portugal, Poland and Romania were last year among the EU countries that produced the most pumpkins and gourds in 2019, according to a Eurostat survey released on Halloween 2020. In 2019, about 25 000 hectares…

In August 2020, the euro area seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate has continued to rise for 5 consecutive months, reaching 8.1%. The same trend has applied to the EU unemployment rate that reached 7.4% in August 2020, according to a…

In 2018, the EU's 27 Member States spent €50.7 billion of government expenditure on recreation and sport. Overall in the EU, general government expenditure on recreation and sport has remained relatively stable as a percentage of total…

Around 48 700 people in the European Union (EU) died as a result of intentional self-harm in 2016, corresponding to 1% of all deaths reported that year. Almost 8 in 10 of these suicides (77%) were among men, says the latest Eurostat report.…

The highest pupil-teacher ratios in 2018 were reported in Romania (19.5), Czechia and France (both 19.2), according to the latest Eurostat survey. The lowest ratios were recorded in Luxembourg (9.0), Greece (9.2) and Poland (9.6).…

The price of meat was highest in Austria (price level index of 145) and Luxembourg (141), followed by France (131), the Netherlands (127), Belgium (125) and Finland (124), while the lowest price levels for meat in 2019 were in Poland and…

In the second quarter 2020, still marked by COVID-19 containment measures in most Member States, seasonally adjusted GDP decreased by 12.1% in the euro area and by 11.9% in the EU, compared with the previous quarter, according to a…