Between being single and creating a family: When and why do young Europeans get married?
The concept of family is undergoing a radical transformation in the 21st century. While for past generations marriage at 20 was the norm, today Generation Z and Millennials in the European Union navigate between the desire for financial independence and the need for emotional stability. Official data outlines a Europe divided between a "West" that postpones the formalization of relationships and an "East" that still maintains the tradition of early marriages, although the average age is increasing everywhere.
High school graduate’s dilemma: University, job, or “waiting” on parents’ money?
Without early work experience (as we see in the Netherlands or Denmark, where 70% of students work), Romanian graduates leave university with a competitive disadvantage. Thus, the financial support of parents becomes a necessary "crutch," but one that can delay the professional maturation and real independence of the new.
Extinction alert: Bird species fighting for survival in 2026
As natural habitats shrink under the pressure of climate change and human activity, several iconic bird species have reached alarmingly low numbers. Our journalists have analyzed recent data to see who still stands a chance.
The Security of Our Planet, Our Europe
In this conversation, Angelina Daniels, a law student, speaks with Mr Jain, an environmental politics expert and textile business owner from India, on the EU’s leadership in climate policy, the role democratic institutions play in driving environmental action, and how young people can contribute meaningfully to building a greener future.
Growing Up Online: The Price of Constant Visibility
For teenagers navigating identity in the digital age, the question is no longer simply “Who am I?” It is increasingly: “Who am I when the world is watching?”
Forces of nature: The world’s most eruptive volcanoes in 2026
It is not just about lava and ash, but complex geological systems that can influence the global climate. From the coast of Italy to remote Indonesia, these colossi never sleep.
Eternal legacy: From the wonders of antiquity to the marvels of the modern world
In an ever-changing world, seven structures remain as testaments to human ingenuity. Today we analyze the state and significance of these monuments that attract millions of pilgrims and tourists annually.
Scrolling Past Each Other: The Slow Death of Empathy
You open social media and start scrolling through stories. The first story is a friend’s vacation photo. The next one shows a natural disaster somewhere in the world. Then you stumble upon footage from a war zone, genocide, and many dead bodies. Before you even have time to process what you just saw, the next post appears, and you see another joke, meme, or an ordinary moment from someone’s day.
