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Southern Europe is drying out
Southern Europe is running out of time—and water. From Bulgaria’s collapsing networks to Cyprus’ empty dams and Greece’s record-low reservoirs, the Mediterranean has become Europe’s frontline of a structural crisis. Climate change, chronic underinvestment, and soaring demand are pushing entire regions past the point of seasonal shortages.
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One Year After the DANA: Inside Paiporta’s Unfinished Recovery
On the night of 29 October 2024, Paiporta, just outside Valencia, was hit by a sudden flood from the Poyo ravine. In less than an hour, the water rose by ten metres, destroying 2,200 ground-floor homes and sweeping away thousands of cars. According to the Ayuntamiento of Paiporta, 56 people died. A year later, most shops are open again, but many lives are still on hold, caught between repairs, paperwork, and the trauma left behind.
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One Year After the DANA: Inside Paiporta’s Unfinished Recovery
On the night of 29 October 2024, Paiporta, just outside Valencia, was hit by a sudden flood from the Poyo ravine. In less than an hour, the water rose by ten metres, destroying 2,200 ground-floor homes and sweeping away thousands of cars. According to the Ayuntamiento of Paiporta, 56 people died. A year later, most shops are open again, but many lives are still on hold, caught between repairs, paperwork, and the trauma left behind.
Andrea founded an organization for young people with disabilities in Orava: "If we didn't exist, they would just be at home"
Andrea founded an organization for young people with disabilities while in college. Today, she organizes clubs for them throughout the Žilina region.
The Housing Crisis: Why Young People Feel Locked Out of Their Own Future
For many young people today, independence feels out of reach. Renting is unaffordable, buying a home is impossible, and inflation raises the cost of living faster than salaries can catch up. What used to be a normal step into adulthood — moving out, renting a small apartment, building a life — has become a luxury.
The Island Between Giants: AI and Geopolitics
An island smaller than many European countries quietly produces the chips that power your phone, train artificial intelligence, and keep global economies running. Over 90% of the world’s most advanced processors are made there, feeding companies like Apple and Nvidia—yet most people barely notice its name in the headlines. If that supply were disrupted, the digital world as we know it would pause. And that fragile reality rests on Taiwan.
Youth Urban Spaces: Architecture, European Values, and Climate Resilience
How youth oriented architecture in European cities embodies democracy, inclusion, and climate resilience.
One Year After the DANA: Inside Paiporta’s Unfinished Recovery
On the night of 29 October 2024, Paiporta, just outside Valencia, was hit by a sudden flood from the Poyo ravine. In less than an hour, the water rose by ten metres, destroying 2,200 ground-floor homes and sweeping away thousands of cars. According to the Ayuntamiento of Paiporta, 56 people died. A year later, most shops are open again, but many lives are still on hold, caught between repairs, paperwork, and the trauma left behind.
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