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Jobless youths losing hope in EU

A Kosovo Albanian woman hugs her child at a police station where a group of Kosovo Albanians were brought in after being arrested as they tried to illegally pass the border near the northern Serbian city of Subotica close to the Hungarian border on February 9, 2015. (AFP)

Jerome Hughes

Press TV, Brussels

There are now 13 million European adults under the age of 29 who cannot find a job. In many cases their skills do not match the requirements of employers. Experts are warning that the European Union won’t be able to resolve its youth unemployment crisis unless the bloc makes major reforms to its educational system.

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