Slavic mythology and the world of The Witcher – more than fantasy?
Is the saga of Geralt of Rivia merely a fantasy tale? Or is it perhaps rooted more deeply than we realize – in the myths, legends, and beliefs of the Slavs?
Why conspiracies never feel new
Umberto Eco’s The Prague Cemetery is a deliberately difficult novel. It is dense, repetitive, often uncomfortable, and at times actively unpleasant. This is not a failure of craft. It is the core of Eco’s argument.
A Blind Spot of Europe: Shadow Cities
Another blind spot of Europe: the reality of slums worldwide and the need to improve living conditions there. What role does Europe play in this—a continent with virtually no slums?
Debate Kit – Immigration in Europe
Migration is a major concern today and occupies a prominent place in political discourse, as evidenced by the migration crises triggered by the wars in Ukraine and Palestine. However, this is not a new phenomenon in Europe; quite the contrary.
Debate Kit – Actions and Climate Change
The European Youth Parliament – France is a citizenship education association run by and for young people. These fact sheets can be used as a basis for facilitating a debate or awareness-raising activity for any type of audience. Discover today the Debate Kit on the theme of climate change!
Debate Kit – Gender Inequality and Culture
The European Youth Parliament – France is a citizenship education association run by and for young people. These fact sheets can be used as a basis for facilitating a debate or awareness-raising activity for any type of audience. Discover today the Debate Kit on the theme of immigration in Europe!
- Celebrating diversity
- Connecting the dots
- Cultural heritage
- Current affairs
- Diversity and inclusion
- General
- Technology
- Youth
Debate Kit – Media and Democracy
The media are, by definition, mediators, intermediaries that allow information to circulate to the public. Their role is essential; they guarantee access for the entire population to information, current events, and social phenomena.
Debate Kit – Voting at 16
French citizens over 18 years of age registered on the electoral rolls vote in all elections. For European and municipal elections, all European citizens over 18 years of age registered on the electoral rolls residing in France can vote. In France, the right to vote at 16 would represent 1.5 million new voters.
