The EU’s bold anti-poverty strategy: real change or just an ambition?

Can poverty in Europe be reduced by 15 million people by 2030?

4 min

Opportunity or necessity? Rethinking mobility in the face of EU labour shortages

24 European countries have too many workers in certain sectors, while 29 face serious shortages.

5 min
Opportunity or necessity? Rethinking mobility in the face of EU labour shortages

Europe steps up in global fight against human trafficking

Human trafficking—one of the gravest human rights violations—remains a serious challenge for the European Union. According to the latest study from the European Migration Network (EMN), EU member states and observers are increasingly focusing on its international dimension.

3 min

Europe, science, & AI: building a future that’s smart and ethical

Seville becomes a turning point in shaping the EU's vision for how artificial intelligence should transform science — without losing sight of values, people, and trust.

4 min

The asylum amendment and institutional regression in Greece

The Greek asylum amendment of July 2025 suspends protection rights for arrivals from Libya, igniting strong institutional and legal backlash.

7 min
The asylum amendment and institutional regression in Greece

The stories we carry: how Hassan Blasim rewrites identity beyond nationalism

What if home isn't a place, but the people we carry in our hearts? In an era of hardening borders and nationalist rhetoric, Iraqi writer Hassan Blasim’s stories reveal identity as neither fixed nor singular - but as a living negotiation between trauma and survival.

10 min

The rationality of far-right irrationalism: how the AfD is reinventing the far-right

Germany’s far-right AfD is undergoing a strategic makeover — not by renouncing its ideology, but by repackaging it in parliamentary politeness. Inspired by Trump-style polarization, it reframes the battle as one between “common sense” conservatism and a radical left elite. Behind the façade lies a deeper threat: the erosion of postwar democratic consensus.

8 min

Words that hurt: the hidden bias in machine translation

In an age where AI chooses the gender of your doctor or erases a person’s identity, we have to ask: Can language ever be neutral in the world of algorithms?

5 min
Words that hurt: the hidden bias in machine translation