“Chat Control”: a European “Big Brother” for the little brothers

At the heart of Europe’s digital debate, the “Chat Control” proposal blurs the line between protection and intrusion. By scanning private messages in the name of safety, it risks normalizing surveillance as a civic duty.

6 min

EU responds to Chinese sanctions with a new plan: a battle for rare Earth metals

The EU is accelerating plans for joint purchasing and storage of rare earth metals following China’s export restrictions. The Union wants to avoid a repeat of the energy crisis and is stepping into a new era of resource geopolitics.

5 min

Inside RSF’s Battle for Press Freedom with Pavol Szalai

Truth has become a battlefield — and journalism, its last line of defense. From Brussels to the Balkans, RSF fights to keep that line standing. Pavol Szalai takes us inside Europe’s struggle for press freedom.

2 min

Archaeopolitics: Parthenon, Greece’s national arena

In 2025, a sneaker-shaped Adidas drone and a banned Lanthimos shoot sparked debate over the Parthenon’s meaning. This essay explores how heritage becomes “archaeopolitics”: a struggle over identity, power, and belonging.

9 min

A new era of cooperation: the EU invests in Egypt through European programs

The European Union and Egypt are strengthening cooperation in key areas — from the economy and science to regional security. A historic summit opens a new chapter in relations that could have significance far beyond the borders of both parties.

4 min

Moral panic & democratic repression: A conversation with Donatella Della Porta

Europe stands at a crossroads where defending democracy increasingly means restricting it. In this episode, Professor Donatella della Porta unpacks how moral panics, memory politics, and the weaponization of antisemitism are reshaping the boundaries of dissent — and asks what remains of democratic debate when criticism itself becomes a crime.

2 min

Chemistry of equal opportunities: internships in the chemical industry

The European Alliance for Apprentices (EAfA) aims to make France’s chemical industry more sustainable, inclusive, and ready for the green transition. The key question is whether these ambitious promises translate into real change or remain mostly a tool of public relations.

4 min
Chemistry of equal opportunities: internships in the chemical industry

Swipe right for truth: Gen Z’s battle against misinformation

Fake news meets its match: Gen Z is fact-checking, questioning, and reshaping our feeds.

3 min
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