Debate Kit – Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to the ability of a machine to replicate human-like behaviors, such as reasoning, planning, and creativity. In the form of software or connected devices, AI adapts to the information it receives to respond to requests autonomously. Artificial intelligence: progress at what cost?
Beijing pushes back against US claims of Chinese interference in the Arctic
Beijing has pushed back against US claims that China is seeking to expand its influence in the Arctic, arguing that its activities in the region comply with international law and serve shared global interests. The dispute comes as European leaders distance themselves from Washington’s rhetoric on Greenland and Arctic security.
Debate Kit – Gender Inequality and Culture
The European Youth Parliament – France is a citizenship education association run by and for young people. These fact sheets can be used as a basis for facilitating a debate or awareness-raising activity for any type of audience. Discover today the Debate Kit on the theme of immigration in Europe!
EU boosts the role of solar power in the energy transition as China cuts export rebates
Solar power has become the EU’s largest source of electricity, cementing its role at the heart of the bloc’s energy transition. As Brussels pushes to scale up clean technologies and reduce import dependence, China is phasing out VAT rebates on photovoltaic exports – a shift that could reshape global supply chains and affect prices in Europe.
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Debate Kit – Media and Democracy
The media are, by definition, mediators, intermediaries that allow information to circulate to the public. Their role is essential; they guarantee access for the entire population to information, current events, and social phenomena.
Europe’s Approach to AI: Regulation Over Power
The EU is less interested in building the strongest AI than in controlling how AI fits into society.
What’s changing for migrant centers in Albania after the EU crackdown on repatriations?
Yesterday, the EU Internal Affairs Council approved the crackdown on the repatriation of irregular migrants. The government interpreted the new restrictions on safe countries and return hubs as a green light for the Albanian model, pending the new Migration and Asylum Pact, expected in June. But what will actually change? Will the centers in Albania finally be able to operate?
The Struggle of Students and Teachers in Malta
Imagine a 13-year-old sitting in a crowded exam hall, trembling as the clock ticks. They have been told that their entire future depends on these next two hours. For many students in Malta, education feels like pressure, memorization, and early decisions that can shape their lives.
