Europe Street

2 weeks ago | thelocal.com | Claudia Delpero |Europe Street

People living in the EU have to register their cars in the country of normal residence. Each country has different rules (which can be consulted here) because there is no EU-wide law on vehicle registration. Car registration certificates are recognised by other EU countries when travelling or moving there, but re-registration is usually required if people move to another EU member state long-term.

2 weeks ago | thelocal.com | Claudia Delpero |Europe Street

Europe's population is changing The European Union's population is expected to steadily decline from 2026 due to fewer births and immigration no longer compensating for the fall in the birth rate. However there will be major differences across the different parts of Europe, according to a paper published by Bruegel, an economic policy think tank in Brussels. Another key trend in Europe's changing population is that there will be a higher proportion of elderly people in the years to come.

4 weeks ago | thelocal.fr | Claudia Delpero |Europe Street

In total, 453,920 people were ordered to leave an EU country in 2024, a 4 per cent increase compared to the 435,685 in 2023, an analysis of Eurostat data for The Local shows. The figure was 124,935 in the last three months of the year, an increase by 16 per cent compared to the same period in 2023.

2 months ago | thelocal.ch | Claudia Delpero |Europe Street

EU countries granted citizenship to 1,050,100 foreign residents in 2023, the latest data by Eurostat, the EU statistical office, revealed. This is an increase of over 6 percent compared to 2022 and does not consider the naturalisation of people living abroad, those who acquired citizenship by marriage or descent for instance. Spain was the country that granted the largest number of citizenships (240,200), followed by Italy (213,600), Germany (199,800) and France (97,300).

2 months ago | thelocal.com | Claudia Delpero |Europe Street

EU countries granted citizenship to 1,050,100 foreign residents in 2023, the latest data by Eurostat, the EU statistical office, revealed. This is an increase of over 6 percent compared to 2022 and does not consider the naturalisation of people living abroad, those who acquired citizenship by marriage or descent for instance. Spain was the country that granted the largest number of citizenships (240,200), followed by Italy (213,600), Germany (199,800) and France (97,300).