Who Owns the Voice of Europe?
Who Owns the Voice of Europe? As algorithms shape what we see, hear, and believe, the EU stands at a crossroads: regulate Big Tech from the outside — or build a civic digital space from within.
Europe’s Gates Close: Greece as a Testing Ground for a New Migration Policy
A decade after the refugee crisis of 2015, Greece has become Europe’s laboratory for a new migration model—one marked by detention, criminalisation, and exclusion. From the barbed-wire camps of Lesbos to the courtrooms of Crete, the human cost of Fortress Europe is no longer an exception, but the rule.
Bouldering: A dual pathway to mental resilience and entrepreneurial success
There’s something quietly revolutionary happening on Europe’s climbing walls. More and more young people are swapping the gym floor for bouldering mats, lacing up their climbing shoes, and discovering that this gravity-defying sport isn’t just about brute strength.
Why the motion of no confidence in Ursula von der Leyen is putting Giorgia Meloni in difficulty
The European Parliament is debating the motion of no confidence against Ursula von der Leyen. This initiative is putting Giorgia Meloni in a difficult position.
Quiz: When did these countries become EU members?
How confident are you in your knowledge of the EU? Are you good with years and numbers? Do you know when these countries became EU members? Take our quiz and find out.
Girls in Crisis: The Growing Mental Health Divide Among Teens
Young people across Europe are facing a growing mental health challenge. Recent research reveals worrying differences between boys and girls, as well as between countries. For the first time, the ESPAD study looked not only at substance use but also at how teenagers feel mentally and emotionally.
Infograph: the villages with no votes from young people
Nearly half of Romania’s 18‑ to 24‑year‑olds cast ballots in the May 2025 presidential election nationwide. But the average hides stark local contrasts: in some villages- and even a few areas of small towns - not a single young person showed up to vote.
Off to GEN-E 2025: Europe’s Future Begins in Athens
From July 1st to 4th, thousands of young entrepreneurs, aged 15 and up, will gather to showcase their cutting-edge business ideas, developed over the course of the 2024–25 school year with the support of Junior Achievement (JA) Europe. At the heart of it all: innovation, courage, and the belief that entrepreneurship is one of the strongest tools we have to shape a better future.
Editorial Article #2 – New formats, new voices, and a new phase of engagement
With Europe navigating complex geopolitical challenges, PulseZ is evolving, offering multilingual content, on-the-ground events, and dynamic new formats to reflect the continent’s diverse voices and experiences.
