Европа, которую мы потеряли: почему всё стало ТАК дорого?

Europe and Prices 2026: Why Has Life in the EU Become So Expensive? Find out how inflation, the rent crisis, and rising gas prices have changed the European economy, and what will happen to food and housing prices. In 2002, I lived in Paris for a week on €500, including hotel and travel. Today, that's barely enough for a modest weekend. In this video, journalist Sasha Romanova analyzes Eurostat and ECB reports to explain: where has "cheap Europe" disappeared to and why did €100 in a supermarket turn to dust? We'll examine four blows to the EU economy: from COVID and the war in Ukraine to the energy crisis and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz in 2026. In this video: 00:00 Why did €100 in a European store turn to dust? 01:15 My Paris 2002: How I Lived for a Week on €500 02:51 Journalistic Analysis: What Eurostat and ECB Reports Say 03:42 The Era of "Cheap Europe": Three Key Factors of Prosperity 07:34 Strike One: How COVID-19 Has Disrupted Global Logistics 09:41 Strike Two: The War in Ukraine and the 2022 Gas Crisis 11:58 Why Is Gas Making Bread and Yogurt More Expensive? 13:55 Rent Crisis: The Irish Example 15:18 Strike Three: Why Did the ECB Sharply Raise Rates? 18:33 Strike Four: What's Happening Right Now (the Strait of Hormuz) 21:16 Summary: Why Europe Still Remains the Best Place 💬 Write in the comments: How much is rent in your city right now and how much has it increased over the past two years? Let's create our own reality map! See also: Why you'll never buy an apartment. The end of the era of property owners:    • Почему вы никогда не купите квартиру. Коне...   I loved capitalism until I moved to Europe:    • Я любила капитализм, пока не переехала в Е...   📌 Subscribe to the channel to understand how life is in Europe and Ireland in particular, what's happening with the global economy, and how to find happiness in emigration. #Europe #PricesinEurope #Economy #Inflation #SashaRomanova