“I’ll come vote if my water doesn’t break”: will parliaments finally take women’s health seriously?
The European Parliament is aiming to set an example for national parliaments by changing voting rules, addressing situations as extreme as the one that happened fifteen years ago in Italy.
1,700 years later: Nicaea as the stage for the new geopolitics of christianity
In Nicaea, Pope Leo XIV and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew stood together on the ruins of the ancient basilica of St. Neophytos, reviving a moment of unity.
Place yourself in other people’s polygonal shoes
Read about the event that brought together participants with varying levels of experience, all interested in exploring the potential of games beyond entertainment.
The Hidden History of Gesundheitssamt and its Last Long Legacy
Introduction to the Thuringia Study Trip This guided tour of Weimar formed part of a trilateral study programme in Thuringia organised by the France-Italy section of the Heinrich Böll Foundation....
Living Between Two Languages: What It’s Like Growing Up Bilingual in Malta
Growing up in Malta means growing up bilingual. We move between Maltese and English daily — often without thinking. But behind this linguistic flexibility lies a deeper question: does bilingualism empower us, or does it slowly blur parts of our identity? This photo reel captures the everyday reality of living between two languages.
Generations: Why do we care about them?
What is a generation and why is there such a thing? What are the different generations?
Beyond Statistics: How Empathy Sustains Democracy
When mass suffering becomes data on a screen, our emotional response dulls. If empathy is a cornerstone of democratic life, how do we protect it in a world where human stories are buried under statistics?
The Fight Over Gender Rules in Chess
Le donne trans sono trattate da uomini quando si parla di vantaggi, ma da donne di serie B quando si parla di diritti: una doppia morale che unisce sessismo e transfobia sotto la maschera della “neutralità sportiva”. Finché gli scacchi resteranno divisi per genere e i giocatori trans guardati con sospetto, il “gioco dell’intelligenza” rimarrà prigioniero delle sue contraddizioni.
