Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Risks for Youth

Artificial Intelligence has moved from research labs into everyday life. For young people in Europe, AI is already shaping education, employment, and the way we consume media. The question is not whether AI will change our lives, but how to make sure these changes are fair and inclusive.

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Back to school: Bullying overtakes schoolbag weight as parents’ top concern

The start of the 2025–2026 school year brought a shift in parents’ concerns in Romania: fear of bullying (38%) now outweighs worries about heavy schoolbags (33%) and children’s physical safety (32%).

2 min

Most Young Romanians Feel Uninformed About Politics, Study Finds

A majority of young people in Romania say they know little or nothing about politics, according to a new study by the Center for Independent Journalism (CJI).

2 min

Does China see Germany as a gateway to Europe? Easing the rare earth metals dispute

The warming of trade relations between Germany and China could reshuffle the balance of power in Europe. Beijing is increasingly focusing on Berlin, hoping to influence the policies of the entire EU through its largest economy.

4 min

How Much Time do Romanian Children Spend Online?

Almost half of Romanian children (48.3%) spend more than six hours a day online, most of it on social media, according to a new study by Save the Children Romania.

2 min

Too Young to be Mothers: Romania’s Teenage Pregnancy Epidemic

Over the past five years, Romania has recorded more than 88,000 births to underage mothers - the highest percentage in Europe.

2 min

Why Romanian Students Underperform in High School

Romania’s Education Minister, Daniel David, wants to reform the way the high school curriculum is designed. He notes that Romanian students enter high school ”with intelligence and creativity comparable to their peers in Western countries.”

2 min

Young Romanians: Committed Europeans, yet susceptible to disinformation

Young Romanians strongly identify as Europeans, yet many are also vulnerable to disinformation. Their concerns range from fears about losing national sovereignty and increased labor migration, to strict EU regulations and the influence of external cultures.

2 min
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