Entering the EU illegally with foster children is not aiding and abetting: the Court of Justice ruled.
In a landmark ruling, the Court of Justice of the European Union has established that those who enter the EU illegally while accompanying minors under their care cannot be considered guilty of aiding and abetting illegal immigration. The case originated in Italy, but the principle now binds all member states.
What Europe will do with its money in 2026: Next year’s budget to be decided by the European Parliament
The European Parliament's plenary session is debating the new draft of the European Union's 2026 budget, approved by the committee earlier this month. Negotiations with the Council will follow. The focus is on innovation, agriculture, defense, and cooperation. The Erasmus+ and EU4Health programs are at risk due to the €4.3 billion in borrowing costs for NextGenerationEU.
Perché l’Europa vuole vietare i social ai minori di 16 anni: la proposta
Il Parlamento europeo ha chiesto alla Commissione Ue azioni urgenti per tutelare i minori sul web. Tra le misure più forti l’introduzione di un’età minima per accedere ai social.
“Beware Sniper!’: Accusations that Europeans paid €100k to partake in ‘Sarajevo sniper Safari’
Accusations that foreigners paid to take part in killings during the siege of Sarajevo have long circulated but remained unproven. New investigation by an Italian journalist claims that wealthy individuals paid large sums to join a so-called “human safari,” allegedly sniping civilians.
Erasmus+ returns to the United Kingdom: students will be able to participate in the EU exchange program from 2027.
After a five-year absence due to Brexit, the United Kingdom will rejoin Erasmus+, enabling academic and cultural exchanges with Europe. This significant agreement, worth a staggering £570 million, strengthens ties between young people and universities on both sides of the continent.
Northern Europe: How many fun facts do you know?
We’re diving into Northern Europe - the land of icy vibes, cozy culture, and countries that lowkey have their lives together. Think you know your Nordic fun facts? Prove it.
- Celebrating diversity
- Connecting the dots
- Cultural heritage
- Current affairs
- Diversity and inclusion
- Fun
- General
- Youth
Paris 2025 Session of EYP-France – FEMM Committee
Girls just wanna have fun-ctioning Healthcare: Worldwide, there are still wide gaps in research and treatment ability for areas unique to women. How can the EU foster female-centric medical research and sexual education in an effort to close the gender health gap?
Rethinking Higher Education: Essay
A common concern is that without a university degree, stable employment will be out of reach. While higher education can certainly open doors, it’s not the only path.
