Malta at a crossroads – Maltese youth discuss the tourism crisis
Youth living in Malta is voicing their concerns and personal experiences regarding the tourism crisis in Malta and suggests potential ways forward in this short video.
Fires in Limassol and the silence that put lives at risk
In late July 2025, Limassol was engulfed in one of the most devastating wildfires Cyprus has seen in decades. Villages burned, homes were reduced to ashes, and lives were tragically lost as flames spread rapidly through the hills.
Erasmus+ was built on opportunity – let’s not unwrite that
The new EU's Long-Term Budget Plan (2028-2038) is not going to have an overall positive effect on the Erasmus+ Programmes. It lacks not only money (every project wants finances), but also some valuable priorities it had before.
From Ancona to Gaza: let’s break the silence!
In the small town of Sirolo in the Ancona province, a powerful evening was dedicated to breaking the silence on Gaza. The local community gathered in overwhelming numbers to hear the stories of two sisters, Bayan and Iman, who recently arrived from Gaza.
What does the Polish Episcopate do, and what should it actually be doing?
Pope Leo XIV declared in a conversation with the pastor of the LGBT community, Fr. James Martin, that he would support these individuals, just like his predecessor, Francis. However, most Polish bishops do not accept this direction from the Vatican.
How to counter disinformation, not only before elections
Mihai Popșoi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Moldova, shares insights in an exclusive interview for PulseZ and Euractiv.ro.
Estonia’s fish industry finds a second life for waste
An Estonian project backed by the EU is proving that what used to be considered “just waste” can actually become a valuable resource for medicine, fashion, and even high-tech materials.
BIEFF.15 brings experimental and community films to Bucharest, between September 22 and 28
The Bucharest International Experimental Film Festival, BIEFF.15, presents eight films from the Arsenal on Location series, which explores solidarity and collaboration through cinema. The event also includes masterclasses, and access is via a "pay what you can" policy.
