Euroconsumers Start Talking Webinar — Teens Take On Digital Fairness (My Experience on the Panel)
Teenagers from across Europe came together in a Euroconsumers webinar on digital fairness to discuss the internet we grew up with and the responsibility of navigating it today. As a panelist, I joined the conversation to challenge assumptions, question systems, and bring forward the realities young people actually experience online.
We are going from rural to urban, but why?
Young people from across Europe are on the move, going from rural hometowns to bustling cities. 3 young people from Portugal, Romania and Belgium share their personal experiences with moving from rural areas to urban ones and the opportunities and challenges they have faced.
Why the One Piece Flag Toppled a Government?
The regime saw a cartoon; the youth saw a manifesto. By the time the old guard realised the Straw Hat flag was a tactical signal for a mesh-networked revolution, the 'Will of Z' had already won.
Can Thrifting Really Combat Overconsumption?
Let me ask you a question: How many articles and videos have you seen in recent years promoting sustainable fashion that encourages thrifting? But then you see videos featuring the...
Big tech can already read your mind: where is the regulation?
Technology has now advanced to a degree where it can read our minds, and billionaires are investing in it heavily. Have we got enough regulation to protect ourselves?
Beyond the uniform: Interview with Horațiu Măndășescu
The younger generation should seek historical truth, fairness, and respect the course of events, especially to prevent history from repeating itself; this is the advice of Horațiu Măndășescu, a former member of the Militia (the name of the police forces during the communist regime and the main instrument of control against society), a police officer, a faculty member at the Police Academy in Bucharest, and author of the book "The Militia in Ceaușescu's Time."
The Long Jump to Olympic Glory: The Story of Manuel Fettner
Most athletes dream of Olympic glory as teenagers. Manuel Fettner have had to wait more than twenty years until he reached it in 2022.
Was Timothée Chalamet actually wrong about opera and ballet?
Let us pause for a moment: Timothée Chalamet’s remark on opera and ballet was not just provocative, but strangely loaded, coming from someone raised so close to that world. Delivered with a smirk, it sounded less like observation and more like dismissal. That is precisely what makes the comment — and the backlash to it — worth examining.
