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Greenwashing by large companies
We are increasingly aware of our environmental impact. This is pushing companies to act, whether for purely legislative reasons, to improve their brand image, or as a result of a genuine desire to reduce their footprint on the planet.
DEBATE KIT – How far should EU aid go in Ukraine?
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine began in 2014 when pro-Russian President Yanukovych was overthrown following a mobilization of pro-European Ukrainians against the cancellation of a free trade agreement with the EU. Russia's annexation of Crimea marked the beginning of a protracted conflict that escalated in 2022.
The Daily Challenges of Living with Celiac Disease
Living with celiac disease is an experience that shapes far more than what I eat; it influences my social life, my finances, and my sense of freedom.
Debate Kit – Digital Security
The European Youth Parliament – France is a citizenship education association run by and for young people. Organized as a network, we offer a variety of activities that allow 15-25 year olds to experience active citizenship through meetings, expression, and debate.
Lower incomes and higher prices: survey highlights Italians' fears for 2026
The new Eurobarometer shows that Italians are by far the most fearful in the eurozone regarding inflation in 2026. They are also concerned about next year's income: one in four expects to earn less. The single currency is now seen as a positive, but with less enthusiasm than in other countries.
Learning from the Germans: Is Ireland Ready for Reunification?
It’s been twenty-seven years since the Good Friday Agreement was signed - the culmination of thousands upon thousands of negotiation meetings - to agree on a framework for separate governance for the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. In the face of economic, social, and political differences, how can two truly become one?
International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Is Antisemitism Once Again a Scourge?
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, EU leaders warned against the resurgence of attitudes that, decades ago, led to this crime. “Today, antisemitism is spreading faster than ever,” said European Parliament President Roberta Metsola.
Art, a tool for protest?
Engaged art, or “artivism,” has always existed to some extent, notably in ancient plays, transforming theater into a political platform and a tool for reflection. In a turbulent context—politically, economically, and socially—this artistic movement breaks with traditional, artisanal conceptions of art.