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    L’Unione Europea sta diventando la superpotenza mondiale in termini di “qualità della vita”.

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    2. estrellaente on

      Yes, but we must preserve it, economically, politically and socially, and even militarily, we must improve all of that to preserve these achievements!

    3. No-Tomatillo3698 on

      I often think this is a much neglected aspect of working and living in Europe and something we don’t take enough advantage of when trying to pull in corporations and talent to work here. 

    4. SpoopyWhoop on

      Quality of life has decreased in Romania. We have the highest prices for necessities compared to salaries.

    6. helena-dido on

      i think its true that Europe is better place to live in.

      But.

      widening gap in GDP and GDP per capita, contraction of jobs, loosing competition at some areas to China, some others to US – this all is very likely to change situation in the future. GDP does matter, because it’s money, and such things as “quality of life” is hard to measure and it depends on how you define this

    7. Most_Grocery4388 on

      First regulatory super power, now that EU has been bullied out of some regulations there is the invention of quality of life superpower. Next when money runs out for social programs, we will be an ethical super power.

    8. Fernando_III on

      Yeah, let’s pretend that Europe is not falling behind US and China, that most countries are not raising their retiring age and that many economies are not in risk of recession. We’ll eventually lose this “quality of life” with this coping mentality

    9. yyytobyyy on

      See how the other countries are slowly trying to push a narrative that europe “needs privatization” on the internet.

      We are actually pain in the ass for countries like the USA and China because of this and they are trying to undermine it.

    10. vikiiingur on

      The EU is becoming the world’s **boomers**’ quality of life superpower…. not so for any other following generations

    11. FollowingRare6247 on

      The Chat Control fiasco is one thing that would have me thinking the contrary

      Edit: first post I see after refreshing after commenting is the danish minister for justice withdrawing it…but still, lessons have been learned

    13. Equivalent-Pound9512 on

      Am I supposed to pretend that the american me with 3x my salary somehow has a worse life?

    14. cyberolus on

      >Using simple country characteristics such as data on life expectancy at birth, hours worked per person and consumption inequality as well as consumption, the model arrives at a welfare score

      So, by Western countries standards, European Union is a “quality of life” superpower.

    16. phaedrus72 on

      What is the point of this forum? Europe is in danger of collapsing. 

    17. 4got_2wipe_again on

      Of course Europe leads in basic quality of life, but to achieve that it’s bankrupting itself and is completely dependent on outside forces. No more energy/resource production, low salaries leading to brain drain. Bringing in massive amounts of incompatible immigrants to fix low birth rates.

      Quality of life will drop.

    18. Correct-Site4504 on

      Isn’t it achieved by sacrificing new generation of Europeans, since maintaining social welfare state becomes more and more costly, thus, young people will see some sharp decline in QoL later?

    19. alfacin on

      Very convenient to fantasize about the present, being oblivious of the future.

    20. Ok_Situation_7081 on

      TBF, that was only the case because the US provided security through military strength and the EU was manufacturing powerhouse due to cheap and reliable energy sources. Now with the drastic increase in military spending, and reduced exports, manufacturing capabilities, topped on by the migrant crisis where some are not integrating well and potential cuts to social welfare, I expect that to change in the near future.

    24. Psykotyrant on

      So, basically, a really big retirement home.

      That’s nothing to be proud of.

    26. Marcson_john on

      This is hilarious the absolute circlejerk of this article. People celebrating themselves meanwhile, Eurosceptic party have never been higher in the poll.

    27. SemATam001 on

      I hope it does not mean that we are trading our ability to compete for comfort. Because down the line we might lose both this way.

    29. Cinerir on

      Trying to push mass surveillance through for the umpteenth time has put a dent into that for me.

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