“Do you choose the relationship or the truth?” A psychologist’s advice during times of political and social turmoil
During election periods, Romanian society becomes fertile ground for conflict. Debates escalate, friendships fall apart, and entire families split into opposing camps. But why does this happen? And more importantly, how can we maintain balance and preserve relationships in the midst of this polarization?
Love Without Permit: Budapest Pride and the Struggle for Visibility
Hungary’s new constitutional amendment banning LGBTQ+ public events signals a deeper authoritarian shift. As Pride becomes a target, protesters, activists, and EU institutions face a critical test of democratic resilience.
Editorial Article #2 – New formats, new voices, and a new phase of engagement
With Europe navigating complex geopolitical challenges, PulseZ is evolving, offering multilingual content, on-the-ground events, and dynamic new formats to reflect the continent’s diverse voices and experiences.
Access Without Borders: Europe’s New Vision for Disability Inclusion
New EU cards are to facilitate mobility and access to services throughout Europe for over 100 million citizens with disabilities. Are we witnessing a breakthrough in building a barrier-free Europe?
“Creating is my lifeline” – Arts student defies stereotypes
The widespread belief that a career in the arts offers thin financial stability is challenged by AnaMaria Chițu, student in the Master program of the National University of Arts in Bucharest.
