From Brexit to Breakthrough: EU and UK Launch Bold New Era of Cooperation
After years of tension and distance, the European Union and the United Kingdom are turning the page.
The bromance between Trump and Putin
“Putin has gone absolutely crazy” Donald Trump said regarding Russia’s recent escalation in its war on Ukraine. The three-day bombardment was deadly, as Russian strikes killed 13 people, including children. This statement was not on anyone’s Bingo card, considering how much praise Trump sends Vladimir Putin’s way. Is this the end of their geopolitical ‘bromance’?
From Protected to Plated: Carpathian Bears Face Grim Fate
NGOs challenge Slovakia’s killing and reselling the meat of EU protected brown bears. Read about the newest legislation including an interview with an expert in large carnivores.
Not All Microplastics Are as Dangerous as We Thought?
New research finds that saltwater may stop dangerous bacteria from hitching a ride on plastic.
Trying to Go Green? The EU Might Be Chopping Down Forests to Do It
The EU’s push for greener energy is hitting a snag - experts warn that climate policies meant to cut emissions may actually be driving deforestation.
SUN4Ukraine: Building Back Greener – Helping Ukrainian Cities Go Climate-Friendly with EU Support
Amid the rubble of war, a green vision is taking root in Ukraine, fueled by European solidarity. The EU's SUN4Ukraine initiative is stepping in to ensure that as Ukrainian cities rebuild, they do so not just to restore what was lost, but to leapfrog towards a sustainable, climate-neutral future.
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.
Andra Dobre on the Erasmus Experience: “Learning is Something That Will Stay With Me”
Naturally curious and deeply involved in communication activities, Andra Dobre believes that Erasmus experiences are essential for a young person's personal and professional development. She shared more about this in the following interview.
Do you really need a degree, or is it overrated?
For decades, young people have been taught that a degree is the ultimate key to success — a guaranteed way to secure career goals. But with free or low-cost university.
