Europe’s Cost of Living Divide: Where Prices Hit Hardest
“People are understandably worried about the rising cost of living, as more and more families are struggling to make ends meet”, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola said, commenting on the result of the Eurostat survey.
Italy at the Ballot: The Quiet Referendum of 2025
In the shadow of silence, Italy held a referendum that dared to ask who counts as a citizen and how far employers’ power can reach. With Giorgia Meloni’s government opting for institutional disengagement and public indifference, turnout plummeted, rendering invisible one of the most significant democratic consultations in recent memory.
“None defeated. None forgotten. None less”: The revolt of a society that no longer tolerates violence against women
On the evening of Tuesday, June 3rd, 2025, Bucharest’s Victory Square became the scene of a solemn yet determined gathering. Under the slogan “None Defeated. None Forgotten. None Less”, hundreds of people gathered in front of the Romanian Government to demand justice and concrete action against gender-based violence.
Expert opinion: Why Romanians working in Europe support a Sovereignist Project
The Romanian presidential elections, interrupted in December 2024 and resumed in May 2025, have sparked unprecedented interest across Europe and beyond.
The Future of Artificial Intelligence: Education Matters Now More Than Ever
AI is reshaping our world, processing information and providing content all in a matter of seconds. But this may not be as wonderful as it sounds. In a future driven by technology, strong education is crucial, and education must evolve at rapid paces as AI is doing so.
From Brexit to Breakthrough: EU and UK Launch Bold New Era of Cooperation
After years of tension and distance, the European Union and the United Kingdom are turning the page.
From Brussels to Moscow: Hungary and Slovakia are Changing Teams
Slovakia and Hungary’s Prime Ministers Robert Fico and Viktor Orbán, respectively, face backlash from the EU, namely the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz due to their attitude towards sanctions against Russia. The two countries’ governments have been on a steady path towards anti-EU and pro-Russian rhetoric for a while now.
Romania’s presidential election: a stunning turnaround driven by young voters and their grandparents
The Romanian presidential elections produced a dramatic reversal of scores between the two rounds of voting, unsettling political calculations and leaving the defeated camp puzzled.
JA Europe’s commitment to supporting Ukrainian youth
When war tears through your life, education is often one of the first things to vanish. Since the start of the war in Ukraine, millions of young people have found themselves suspended between past and future, separated from their schools, their friends, and everything familiar.
