EU education ministers admit need for major reforms
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
The European Union’s education ministers reveal that young people in the 28-member bloc face insecurity, a lack of social protection and precarious working conditions. They have agreed to enforce new policies in order to address the youth unemployment crisis.
Jerome Hughes reports from Brussels.
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