Green skills and the future of work: are public institutions ready for the green transition?
A new toolkit to support public employment services has arrived — but can our systems catch up with the climate challenge?
Sounds of control: will the latest music merger harm competition and creativity?
Could a music industry merger shake up the market and put independent artists at risk? The European Commission has launched an in-depth investigation that could shape the future of how music is made and shared in the EU.
Treviso goes green with Minecraft: kids design the city of the future
Blending gaming, education, and urban planning, the Italian city of Treviso is turning into a living lab for sustainability — and it’s powered by kids.
Turn your idea into impact: apply now for the European Commission’s Youth Start-Up Competition 2025
Do you have a transformative start-up idea? The European Commission’s Youth Start-Up Competition 2025 is open to innovators aged 18 to 25 from the EU or Single Market Programme-associated countries.
PulseZ Youth Festival – win a trip to Brussels!
Young people across Europe are invited to take part in the PulseZ Youth Festival, a dynamic opportunity to have their voices heard, contribute to digital democracy, and join a thriving community of content creators and aspiring media professionals. Submissions are now open—do not miss your chance!
What TikTok’s #EuropeanUnion is really about?
TikTok’s #EuropeanUnion reveals more than just trends - it’s a space where politics, education, and everyday stories of EU life meet. An analysis of 15 top videos shows that most content is neutral or positive, with only limited criticism.
Why do we always feel like we’re falling behind?
In a world where everyone is unique, we have nevertheless created an invisible competition in which we try to keep up. The age of social media and constant comparison makes us feel behind without knowing to whom or what. This article explores why we feel this way, how young people perceive it, and what psychologists have to say about it.
Who am I when I’m not online?
In the online world, we know what to wear, how to act, what to think. But what if we disconnect? Who are we when no one is watching, when there's nothing to like? In an age where scrolling replaces thinking, more and more people are asking this question.
