What Does the Data Reveal about Our Travel?
Travel is one of the greatest privileges of our generation. In the past, people did not have the opportunity to move freely within Europe for work, study or leisure. Crossing borders was much more difficult administratively, politically and economically. However, nowadays we make the most of travel, as statistics show.
A spectre is haunting Europe – the spectre of loneliness
No longer a private feeling but a public condition, it seeps into politics, reshaping trust and belonging.If democracy once thrived on community, today it must learn again how to make people meet, not just connect.
Banksy and the shadows of censorship
Banksy’s mural outside the Royal Courts of Justice, showing a judge about to strike a protester, was erased within hours. Its removal became part of the artwork itself - a performance of censorship that spoke louder than the image. By silencing the wall, London’s justice system exposed its reflex to control dissent and frame activists as the “dangerous Other.”
PulseZ podcast: Erasmus+ 2026 – new opportunities for skills, mobility, and the future of young people
The European Commission announces over €5 billion for Erasmus+ in 2026 — a year dedicated to digital skills, inclusion, and the kind of mobility that transforms the lives of young people and adults across Europe.
Managing personal finances is important, but how to do it right? Interview with finfluencer Fero Michalovich
Investing is supposed to be boring! That's what Fero Michalovich, aka furtnieco_speniazmi on Instagram, thinks. In the latest episode of the PulseZ podcast, we talked about investments - when, how, through whom and why to invest.
Does China see Germany as a gateway to Europe? Easing the rare earth metals dispute
The warming of trade relations between Germany and China could reshuffle the balance of power in Europe. Beijing is increasingly focusing on Berlin, hoping to influence the policies of the entire EU through its largest economy.
Europe’s green impulse: how the EU drives global climate investment
The EU is taking the lead in the global fight against the climate crisis, investing billions of euros both in developing countries and in its own transformation. How is the European Union mobilizing private capital and international financial mechanisms to tackle the most urgent challenge of our time?
Marina, Former ERASMUS Fellow: An Advocate for European Democracy
Marina is an advocate for European democracy, a changemaker within the GEYC organization, and a disability rights activist.
