Southern Europe is drying out
Southern Europe is running out of time—and water. From Bulgaria’s collapsing networks to Cyprus’ empty dams and Greece’s record-low reservoirs, the Mediterranean has become Europe’s frontline of a structural crisis. Climate change, chronic underinvestment, and soaring demand are pushing entire regions past the point of seasonal shortages.
The Hidden History of Gesundheitssamt and its Last Long Legacy
Introduction to the Thuringia Study Trip This guided tour of Weimar formed part of a trilateral study programme in Thuringia organised by the France-Italy section of the Heinrich Böll Foundation....
Is tourism in Malta a blessing or a curse?
Malta welcomed over 3.5 million tourists in 2024, fueling economic growth but overwhelming local services, harming the environment, and changing traditional lifestyles. As authorities consider caps and emissions cuts, the nation faces a crucial balancing act between prosperity and preservation.
New EU Driving Rules: A Revolution on Europe’s Roads
The European Union is preparing a major update to its driving license rules — one that aims to improve road safety, make the system more digital, and introduce stricter standards for young drivers.
SMRs: Promise or Risk for Europe’s Energy Transition?
Europe is speeding up its work on small modular reactors (SMRs). The Strategic Action Plan adopted by the European SMR Industrial Alliance sets out an ambitious roadmap for development through the early 2030s.
The End of “Cookie Fatigue”?
Could thousands of Europeans tired of constantly clicking on cookie consent banners finally get a break? The European Commission has started working on integrating rules for these banners into a broader digital simplification package.
Youth Urban Spaces: Architecture, European Values, and Climate Resilience
How youth oriented architecture in European cities embodies democracy, inclusion, and climate resilience.
Engaging with culture: reflections on Triennale Teens Talk
At Triennale Teens Talk, I wasn’t just a visitor – I was part of the festival. Together with other young culture enthusiasts, I sparked conversations, explored creative formats, and experienced real connection – right in the heart of the Ruhr area. Why would I join again in a heartbeat? Because at Ruhrtriennale, art isn’t just presented – it’s lived.
