Energy poverty: the thermostat of inequality in Greece
Amid a relentless heatwave, Greece in 2025 confronts a silent crisis: energy poverty. Cool air has become a privilege, and the most vulnerable pay the highest price. As temperatures soar past 44°C, inequality doesn’t sweat — it burns.
300 protesters block Israeli ship as EU tensions rise; Kallas warns of consequences
A Greek port protest exposes EU–Israel tensions, prompting new debates on sanctions, Palestine recognition, and a potential migration crisis.
The EU at a crossroads: can it deliver on migration reform in time?
With one year left to fully implement the Migration and Asylum Pact, the EU still faces key hurdles. Can it build a fairer, more unified system — and do it in time?
Schools, too many teachers are precariously employed: the EU Commission launches infringement proceedings against Italy.
Too many precarious workers in schools. The European Commission has decided to launch infringement proceedings against Italy over fixed-term teachers' contracts: our country has failed to adapt its national legislation to the Fixed-Term Work Directive.
Eumans President Marco Cappato: "Euthanasia and abortion are included in the Charter of Fundamental Rights. The EU must get moving."
Decriminalizing cannabis, euthanasia and abortion in the European Charter of Fundamental Rights, and Ukraine's immediate accession to the EU. These are some of the issues at the heart of the Eumans congress, Marco Cappato's European movement, which spoke to Fanpage.it about the initiatives held in Brussels from March 6 to 8.
The Aegean marine parks or the cartography of sovereignty
Marine parks emerge as geopolitical instruments, where Greece and Turkey cloak territorial claims in the language of environmental protection, turning conservation into cartography.
The EU Commission is moving ahead with its rearmament plan after Parliament's rejection of the emergency procedure.
The European Commission is forging ahead and has no intention of changing the legislative procedure for approving the rearmament plan, which bypasses Parliament. In short, the EU Commission is ignoring the legal opinion presented yesterday by the Juri Committee, which challenges the use of the urgent procedure.
Blooded minerals of the green transition
Cobalt from the Democratic Republic of Congo powers the global green transition, yet its path runs through Chinese refineries, locking Europe into dependence. Behind every battery lies displacement, pollution, and human rights abuses. Without fair local investment and ethical supply chains, the “green” transition risks becoming a new form of colonial exploitation.
