There’s an east-west divide when it comes to Europe’s population growth in the last 30 years. And it's very apparent in this map.
Less wealthy countries of Europe tend to have longer workweeks. Here’s how many hours Europeans work each week, by country.
Analyzing the share of 25–29 year olds benefitting from or contributing to household incomes reveals the countries where adults still live at home.
The average age for adults to move out in the top seven countries—all from the same region—is either at or above 30.
Since the 1950s, many countries have tried to discourage tobacco use and bring down smoking rates. Here’s where they haven’t worked.
