Overtourism as a Phenomenon Or What It Means to Live in a Glass Case
As mass tourism reshapes the Mediterranean, locals push back against rising rents, erasure of community, and cities turned into theme parks. This piece explores overtourism’s impact and calls for a new balance between visiting and belonging.
Where do Europeans go on holiday?
Ever wondered how often Europeans travel and where they like to go? Eurostat’s latest data reveals big differences across the EU – and shows that Poles aren't exactly packing their bags as often as some of their neighbors.
Europe at a crossroads: Navigating the shift in EU-Israel relations amid the Gaza conflict
As Gaza’s rubble grows, so does Europe’s moral burden. Once a champion of human rights, the EU now faces a critical test: remain complicit in silence or act on its founding values. With public anger rising and diplomatic ties fraying, the pressure is mounting. Will it reclaim its moral voice—or lose it for good?
A Mediterranean on Fire, A Politics of Silence
The Mediterranean is burning—again. From Greece to Turkey and Syria, wildfires now reshape landscapes and lives. As climate extremes intensify, political systems remain reactive, fragmented, and dangerously unprepared.
Language and Identity: Why Minority Communities Need Their Language to Be Seen
For national minorities, language is much more than just a tool for communication. It is a link to their roots, a symbol of belonging, a living history. The right to use one’s language in public spaces is, at its core.
Europe’s Gates Close: Greece as a Testing Ground for a New Migration Policy
A decade after the refugee crisis of 2015, Greece has become Europe’s laboratory for a new migration model—one marked by detention, criminalisation, and exclusion. From the barbed-wire camps of Lesbos to the courtrooms of Crete, the human cost of Fortress Europe is no longer an exception, but the rule.
From Fields to Power Plants: Extreme Weather’s Grip on Europe
Droughts cause major issues accross Europe in both energy and food production. What are the current threats and are we ready?
Bouldering: A dual pathway to mental resilience and entrepreneurial success
There’s something quietly revolutionary happening on Europe’s climbing walls. More and more young people are swapping the gym floor for bouldering mats, lacing up their climbing shoes, and discovering that this gravity-defying sport isn’t just about brute strength.
Will Kanye West Perform on a Field in Bratislava?
Big news in the music industry - controversial musician Kanye West is coming to Bratislava! Or maybe not. At the moment, people who bought tickets have no idea if any event is taking place.
