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Europe's inflation rate is 2.9%. In Romania it's 8.2%. In Sweden it's 0.3%. All three numbers came from the same Eurostat table, published on the same morning. So whose inflation is 2.9%? This episode opens up how the number is actually built — the weights, the contributions, and the one ratio no…
In this episode of Euroscope, Anil Jangra breaks down a dual-front structural shift inside the European Union. We investigate the sudden overhaul of the French "rupture conventionnelle"—the mutual termination framework millions of workers rely on—and how the European Public Prosecutor’s O…
There's a law in Europe that can fine a country for spending too much money. It has existed forover a decade. It has never once actually collected a single euro.France is inside that mechanism right now, under a Council recommendation to fix its deficit by2029 — and this week its bond yields hit th…
I'm Anil Jangra, and in this video we explain how the 2026 European energy shock is affecting household bills, consumer rights, energy-market volatility, and disposable income across Europe and the UK.We examine the geopolitical energy shock, the UK Ofgem price-cap figures, wholesale-price volatili…
Headlines suggest Europe has recovered, but labor market dynamics reveal a different story. In this episode of Euroscope, we analyze the primary data from Eurostat and the ECB to understand why job creation has collapsed to 0.3% and what the "labor hoarding" phenomenon means for your care…
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