Reading Europe through its data
A continent measured in decimals: prices, work, movement, energy, age. Studies across 25 statistical domains, written to make the evidence readable rather than impressive.
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Only 9.1% of Romanian Vocational Graduates Had a Month's Workplace Training
In 2025, 9.1% of Romania's recent vocational graduates aged 20 to 34 had spent at least a month in a real workplace as part of their course, and Romania has had the lowest share of any Member State with a published figure in every year since 2021.
Trips by Greeks Are the EU's Least Likely to Last Three Nights or Fewer
In 2025, 27.5% of the trips of at least one night made by people living in Greece lasted one to three nights: 2.25 million of 8.17 million. No other Member State's residents recorded a share as low; the share is derived by Silver Data Lab from Eurostat's counts, as is every share on this page.
45.9% Fewer Children Sought Asylum Alone in the EU Than a Year Earlier
In 2025, 17,930 children applied for asylum in the EU without a parent or another adult responsible for them, against 33,160 in 2024: a derived fall of 45.9%, to the lowest figure since 2020.
Source and extraction
Each study begins at a named dataset published by an official European statistical body. The filters are chosen deliberately, recorded on the page, and the extracted file is archived so the same query can be run again.
Recomputation
Every figure is computed from the archived extraction rather than carried over from an earlier draft. Values the source does not publish itself are recomputed and marked as derived where they appear.
Publication with its limits
Series breaks, coverage gaps and definitional differences are set out in the study, and the link to the source catalogue stays on the page so any figure can be followed back to the table it came from.