Europe's cost of living crisis The impacts of rising prices and energy costs on daily life across the continent
Centre-left politics has been dealt a crushing blow in Greece. What can we learn from it? Marina Prentoulis The Syriza party did worse than most thought possible, says Marina Prentoulis, a politics professor at the University of East Anglia
European economy expected to grow faster than forecast, says EU Revised outlook for 2023 and 2024 puts average growth for 27-member bloc at 1%
From poster child to worst performing EU economy: how bad housing policy broke Sweden Brett Christophers High mortgage debt and a broken rental system is taking its toll on a country once seen as the example for others to follow, says Brett Christophers, an economic geography professor
World Bank walking tightrope as it mulls increased lending to poorest Campaigners say bank should rush to rescue countries facing recession – but can it do so without resulting in mass debt write-offs?
‘My balance is on zero’: young Europeans on their first experience of inflation High rents, low pay and spiralling food costs have left younger workers struggling to make ends meet and worried about the future
‘Like an oilwell in your back yard’: Irish people turn to cutting peat to save on energy bills Curbs to protect Ireland’s bogs have gone up in smoke amid soaring costs – theft of trees and woodpiles in Germany also rising
‘Angry winter’: Germany’s Monday night protests unite far-right and left Anger over cost-of-living rises and sanctions against Russia has sparked demonstrations in former East Germany
‘I’m in crisis every day’: prices outpace Belgians’ inflation-matched pay Even in a country with automatic increases to pay and benefits, there are concerns over the cost of living
‘Sweden has a poverty problem’: the social stores offering food at rock-bottom prices Rising food and energy prices are being felt across Europe. In the first part of a new series, we look at the impacts on daily life
