Toxic green algae in Brittany: a warning for the future of farming
The debate over the future of farming in Brittany has become a powerful symbol of the clash between economic interests, environmental concerns, and political choices.
What the European Union Youth Report Says: Nearly a Quarter Are at Risk of Poverty
The European Commission has published its EU Youth Report, which provides a snapshot of what it means to be young in the EU today, amidst the demographic challenge and the risk of poverty and social exclusion.
Denmark and the ontology of body copyright
Denmark’s proposal to grant citizens copyright over their own features reframes digital identity as a question of democratic security — a real-world echo of Black Mirror’s warning that our image and voice can be taken from us.
Wetlands as Europe’s natural shield against the nitrogen crisis?
Restoring some of Europe’s historic wetlands could reduce nitrogen pollution in waterways without heavily impacting agriculture. The question remains: are EU policymakers and the farming sector ready to embrace nature-based solutions?
What Italians Think of Europe: The Latest Survey Reveals Opinions on the EU
The 2025 Eurobarometer captures Italians' opinions on the European Union, including expectations, fears, and concrete requests. Compared to the EU average, according to the winter survey, a more cautious attitude prevails in Italy: confidence in European cooperation, but less optimism about their own future.
The AI generation: how technology is shaping our future
The AI generation is growing up with artificial intelligence as a constant companion from classrooms and creative tools to personal finance apps. This article explores how AI is shaping education, creativity, and financial literacy, while highlighting the opportunities and challenges young people face in building a future alongside smart technology.
French deadlock: budget, protests, and an impossible coalition
France has changed its Prime Minister once again. A budget compromise has still not been reached, and the streets are boiling with unrest.
White Night of Galleries 2025 brought contemporary art to 17 cities in Romania
The White Night of Galleries (NAG), between October 3 and 5, returned with its 19th edition and transformed Bucharest, along with 16 other cities in the country, into a great contemporary art scene. Over 200 projects were available to visit in galleries, alternative spaces, creative hubs and workshops.
