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Should I stay or should I go? How a MEP addresses young Romanians’ dilemma
In recent years, surveys have consistently shown that nearly half of Romania’s young people are considering leaving the country - either temporarily or for good.
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Toxic social media content affects girls in Romania
In March, a month dedicated to women and their value in society, World Vision Romania draws attention to a growing phenomenon affecting more and more girls and young women: constant exposure to toxic content on social media.
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Who do young Romanians turn to for advice on love and sexuality?
While YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok are the primary sources of information for young people in Romania, when it comes to matters of romance and sexuality, they rely more on family...
Harnessing soft skills in the age of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries and reshaping the workforce. While machines are becoming increasingly proficient at carrying out technical tasks, there are certain human abilities that remain irreplaceable and constantly in demand.
Daphne is inspriring young people from Malta to fight for freedom
Petru Mihai asked young people in Malta about Daphne, the murdered investigative journalist. In 2017, Daphne Carauna Galizia was assassinated with a bomb placed under her car. She was a journalists exposing big corruption cases. Massive protests in Malta have emerged after her deaths.
AI Art to Combat Disinformation: Ioana, the Young Artist Fighting Back with Creativity
"We have a nuclear plant, we understand its power, and we need to know how bad it would be if it went boom!" - Ioana Chereș, a PhD student from Cluj-Napoca, creates art using technology to fight disinformation.
Looking for a job in the EU? Discover EURES
Finding work in a different country can be tough, but EURES makes it easier. This EU program helps people find jobs abroad and assists employers in finding the skilled workers they need. It's more than just an idea – it's a real program that's already helped countless people.
Illegal employment of foreigners: How do EU countries combat the issue?
The illegal employment of foreigners remains a major challenge in the EU, straining tax revenues and social security systems.
