No bad blood towards Tory euro-rebels: Cameron The ageing of Europe: Today’s demographic context raises questions about the age at which people stop working. The conditions of retirement are a priority subject across Europe. EU competence to act in this sphere, however, is strictly limited. Should there be a European common policy on pensions? European Parliament members French socialist Françoise Castex and Dutch conservative Ria Oomen-Ruijten discuss ‘Pensions: a headache for Europe?’
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