Global autocratisation and increasing dissatisfaction with institutions: Are young people losing faith in democracy?
One of the most pressing issues of the time, not only in Europe, but the whole world, is the sense that the once unshakeable foundations of democracy have become increasingly unstable in recent years.
Interview with Elected President of JA Alumni Europe Silvan Vifian
In this interview, Silvan Vifian, President of JA Alumni Europe and board member of JA Europe, shares his insights following a session with policymakers. He discusses the importance of the youth's role in decision-making, emphasizing that young people should proactively claim their space rather than waiting for it to be given to them.
A message to the youth!
A message to the youth, from the youth! What should the young people be thinking?
The European country that invests the most in Israel may come as a surprise
Relations between Israel and Europe have never been so strained, with countries like Spain, the UK, and Ireland recognising the state of Palestine this year, calls for cultural boycotts, and BDS movements pushing for a curtailing of economic relations between many Western states and the Middle Eastern country.
Four More EU Institutions You Should Know (Part 2)
This episode provides an overview of the remaining four official institutions of the European Union. It explains the roles of the Council of the European Union, the Court of Justice of the European Union, the European Central Bank, and the European Court of Auditors.
The Holy Trinity of the EU: Parliament, Commission & Council (And Why the Councils Are Not the Same)
This episode is for you, if you want to understand the basics of the European Union. It provides an introduction to the institutions and explains the roles of the European Parliament, the European Commission, and the European Council. The episode also clarifies the differences between the European Council, the Council of the European Union, and the Council of Europe, which are often confused due to their similar names.
What is it like for students to build a business in Europe today?
The motivations are different, the environments vary widely, but one thing is clear: student entrepreneurship in Europe no longer looks like a side project. For many young people, it’s a serious path.
Ban on Political Advertising Threatens Nonprofits
Meta has banned political advertising on its networks. Experience shows that this measure has also affected non-profit organizations.
