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As data becomes more and more important in all aspects of our daily lives, the importance of clear, accurate, but also ethical and trustworthy data visualisation is undeniable. Visuals can clarify complex topics but can also mislead if not handled responsibly. In this conversation, we explore this critically important topic with Xaquín G. V., a seasoned visual journalist and data visualisation...

Winter holidays in Europe offer a unique glimpse into the diverse traditions, activities and customs that make this season memorable across different countries in the region. Public holidays during this period reflect Europe’s rich cultural, religious and national diversity, balancing shared holiday traditions with unique regional customs. This data story explores some enjoyable and light-hearted...

This series of data stories is intended to bring attention to the European Union's (EU) high-value datasets, and to demonstrate how they can be used to inform public discussions of relevant issues. Each story is paired with a visualisation note, an article that introduces readers to the language of data visualisation.

In July 2024, Hungary assumed the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union , one of the key institutions responsible for EU decision-making . Hungary’s term follows that of Spain and Belgium, marking the final phase of an 18-month cycle . This ' trio presidency ' system allows for continuity and coordinated progress, as each country builds on the work of its predecessors while...

1. How many projects are supported by the EU's cohesion policy? In the context of the EU's cohesion policy – funded by the European Regional Development Fund, the Cohesion Fund, and the European Social Fund – hundreds of thousand projects are funded in each 7-year financing period. In this article we look at how we count thematic allocations reported to projects (operations) based on the detailed...

Humanitarian data encompasses a wide array of information collected to understand the needs of populations affected by humanitarian crises, the crisis context and the necessary response. It includes, for example, demographic details, health statistics, geospatial information, damage assessments and response metrics. This data plays a critical role in identifying needs, allocating resources...

Data is transforming the way we produce, consume and live. It is a key driver of innovation for services and products. In our previous data story, ‘ When open data meets data spaces ’ , we explored the concept of data spaces, particularly the establishment of common European data spaces in strategic fields such as health, agriculture, manufacturing, energy, mobility, finance and public...

The blue economy has been defined by the World Bank as the ‘sustainable use of ocean resources for economic growth, improved livelihoods, and jobs while preserving the health of ocean ecosystem.’ The blue economy of the European Union (EU) encompasses every industry and sector linked to oceans, seas and coasts, whether they operate directly within the marine environment or on land. The established...

Hydrogen is the simplest and most abundant element in the universe and can be a versatile energy source once separated from other elements. It can be produced from many resources, including fossil fuels, nuclear energy, biomass and renewable energy sources. When burned, hydrogen emits only water. However, producing it from fossil fuels like coal and natural gas results in significant carbon...

Space technology plays a crucial role in our daily lives, contributing to a digital, green and resilient future. Satellites provide vital data and services, including weather forecasts, broadband internet access, GPS navigation and support in areas like agriculture, crisis response and climate change mitigation. In line with the EU’s ambitious plans for environmental and digital transformation...