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de.euronews.com

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Jul 18, 13:13

Low EU Public Support for Increased Military Spending

A Eurobarometer poll shows only 23% of EU citizens favor increased military spending, with the lowest support in Italy (12%), Bulgaria (13%), Spain (17%), and Ireland (15%), while support is highest in Estonia (50%), Finland (46%), and Lithuania (46%), reflecting varying threat perceptions. Public p...

Low EU Public Support for Increased Military Spending

A Eurobarometer poll shows only 23% of EU citizens favor increased military spending, with the lowest support in Italy (12%), Bulgaria (13%), Spain (17%), and Ireland (15%), while support is highest in Estonia (50%), Finland (46%), and Lithuania (46%), reflecting varying threat perceptions. Public p...

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What percentage of EU citizens support increased military spending, and which countries show the lowest levels of support?

A recent Eurobarometer poll reveals that less than a quarter of EU citizens (23%) support increased military spending, despite warnings from NATO and the EU about potential future conflicts. Support is lowest in countries like Italy (12%), Bulgaria (13%), Spain (17%), and Ireland (15%).

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May 28, 19:11

Eurobarometer Survey Shows Surge in EU Economic Pessimism

A Eurobarometer survey reveals significantly increased dissatisfaction with the economic situation in the EU, particularly in Germany where 57% rate it "poor", up four percentage points from six months prior; this coincides with the Trump administration's trade policies.

Eurobarometer Survey Shows Surge in EU Economic Pessimism

A Eurobarometer survey reveals significantly increased dissatisfaction with the economic situation in the EU, particularly in Germany where 57% rate it "poor", up four percentage points from six months prior; this coincides with the Trump administration's trade policies.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth

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What is the immediate impact of the rising economic dissatisfaction in the EU, as revealed by the Eurobarometer survey?

A recent Eurobarometer survey reveals a significant increase in dissatisfaction with the economic situation across the European Union (EU), with 57% of German citizens rating the EU's economic situation as "poor", a four-point increase from six months prior. The EU-wide average also rose to 48%, reflecting a similar trend of growing economic pessimism.

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Mar 25, 16:16

Dutch Remain Highly Positive on EU Membership Despite Low Perceived Influence

A Eurobarometer survey from January 9th to February 4th, 2025, shows 85% of Dutch citizens believe their country benefits from EU membership, the highest since 1983, while only 5% feel they influence EU decisions; this contrasts with EU averages of 74% and 13%, respectively.

Dutch Remain Highly Positive on EU Membership Despite Low Perceived Influence

A Eurobarometer survey from January 9th to February 4th, 2025, shows 85% of Dutch citizens believe their country benefits from EU membership, the highest since 1983, while only 5% feel they influence EU decisions; this contrasts with EU averages of 74% and 13%, respectively.

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How do Dutch priorities regarding the benefits of EU membership differ from the EU average, and what factors might explain these discrepancies?

The Dutch prioritize improved cooperation with other EU countries (60%) and the EU's role in peace and security (50%) as key benefits, surpassing the EU averages of 34% and 35% respectively. Economic growth also ranks highly among Dutch respondents (46%), exceeding the EU average of 28%. However, only 5% of Dutch respondents believe citizens significantly influence EU decisions, compared to 13% across the EU.

kathimerini.gr

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Feb 28, 22:10

Greece: One in Four Households Lack Emergency Savings

A Eurobarometer survey reveals that 25% of Greek households lack any emergency savings, leaving them financially vulnerable to even a single day without income, highlighting the critical need for financial literacy and improved support systems.

Greece: One in Four Households Lack Emergency Savings

A Eurobarometer survey reveals that 25% of Greek households lack any emergency savings, leaving them financially vulnerable to even a single day without income, highlighting the critical need for financial literacy and improved support systems.

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What measures currently exist to support households facing income loss in Greece, and how effective are they in mitigating financial vulnerability?

The lack of emergency savings exposes Greek households to significant financial risk. The absence of a safety net necessitates borrowing or unmet basic needs when income is interrupted, highlighting the urgent need for financial literacy and responsible savings habits.

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Jul 11, 01:15

Affordable Housing Crisis Tops EU Citizens' Concerns

A Eurobarometer report finds affordable housing is the EU's most urgent problem (40% of citizens), followed by public services (32%) and unemployment (31%), with significant regional variations; dissatisfaction with local authorities' climate action is widespread.

Affordable Housing Crisis Tops EU Citizens' Concerns

A Eurobarometer report finds affordable housing is the EU's most urgent problem (40% of citizens), followed by public services (32%) and unemployment (31%), with significant regional variations; dissatisfaction with local authorities' climate action is widespread.

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Reduced Inequality

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What is the most pressing concern for EU citizens, and what are its immediate consequences?

A new Eurobarometer report reveals that 40% of EU citizens consider affordable housing the most pressing issue. Eurostat data shows a 5.7% increase in house prices and a 3.2% rise in rents in the EU during Q1 2025 compared to Q1 2024.

fr.euronews.com

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Mar 27, 01:16

Eurobarometer Poll Shows Record-High Support for EU Membership

A recent Eurobarometer poll (January-February 2025) shows 74% of EU citizens see benefits from EU membership, the highest since 1983, with peace and security now top priorities, influencing upcoming EU budget negotiations.

Eurobarometer Poll Shows Record-High Support for EU Membership

A recent Eurobarometer poll (January-February 2025) shows 74% of EU citizens see benefits from EU membership, the highest since 1983, with peace and security now top priorities, influencing upcoming EU budget negotiations.

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How do the varying national priorities within the EU, as highlighted in the survey, influence the upcoming EU budget negotiations?

The rising appreciation for EU membership reflects a growing awareness of the EU's international influence and its role in maintaining peace and security. This is particularly significant given the current geopolitical climate, as the survey highlights a need for increased EU resources (76% support) to effectively tackle future challenges. These findings directly influence ongoing negotiations for the EU's long-term budget.

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Mar 25, 10:12

Spain Prioritizes Education, Research for EU's Global Role, Unlike EU Average

A Eurobarometer survey shows that Spanish citizens prioritize education and research (40%) for the EU's global role, contrasting with the EU average's focus on security and defense (36%). Spaniards also favor more EU action on public health (40%) than the average (25%).

Spain Prioritizes Education, Research for EU's Global Role, Unlike EU Average

A Eurobarometer survey shows that Spanish citizens prioritize education and research (40%) for the EU's global role, contrasting with the EU average's focus on security and defense (36%). Spaniards also favor more EU action on public health (40%) than the average (25%).

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What are the potential long-term consequences of these diverging priorities on the EU's internal cohesion and its global standing?

This disparity in priorities may lead to internal policy debates within the EU. Spain's emphasis on education and research could influence future EU budget allocations, potentially impacting funding for security initiatives. The long-term implications depend on the EU's ability to reconcile these diverse national perspectives.

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Feb 18, 13:11

Eurobarometer Youth Survey Highlights Economic Anxiety and Misinformation Concerns Among Young Europeans

A Eurobarometer Youth survey reveals that 40% of 16-30 year-olds are concerned about rising prices, while environmental issues (33%), economic conditions (31%), and social protection (29%) are also top priorities; social media is the main source of political and social information for 42% of respond...

Eurobarometer Youth Survey Highlights Economic Anxiety and Misinformation Concerns Among Young Europeans

A Eurobarometer Youth survey reveals that 40% of 16-30 year-olds are concerned about rising prices, while environmental issues (33%), economic conditions (31%), and social protection (29%) are also top priorities; social media is the main source of political and social information for 42% of respond...

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How do young Europeans' information sources and exposure to misinformation influence their perspectives and priorities regarding EU policy?

Concerns about rising prices and cost of living are dominant among young Europeans, alongside significant worries about climate change, job security, and social welfare. These concerns shape their priorities for the EU, with preferences for action in environmental protection and economic stability surpassing other issues.

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