Why do politicians love Signal? And why do they keep messing up?
In today’s digital world, politicians rely more than ever on messaging apps to communicate confidentially. Among them, Signal has become the go-to choice for government officials in Europe and the US. But why is it so popular, and why do politicians keep making embarrassing mistakes when using it?
Europe’s Cost of Living Divide: Where Prices Hit Hardest
“People are understandably worried about the rising cost of living, as more and more families are struggling to make ends meet”, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola said, commenting on the result of the Eurostat survey.
The EU takes a stand for gender equality in corporate boards
The European Union is stepping up its efforts to promote gender balance in all areas of life, including by tackling inequality in corporate leadership. (Michalina Szpyrka | Euractiv.pl) The EU...
Europe’s pursuit of tech leadership: Obstacles and possibilities
As technological advancements reshape the global economy, Europe’s role as a leader in innovation is increasingly critical. The European Union must not only maintain its competitive edge but also address...
Europe’s economy at risk as birth rates fall and the population ages
The median age in the EU has risen by 2.2 years over the past decade, with Southern and Central Eastern Europe experiencing the most rapid ageing. Declining birth rates and...
A smoke-free future: How the EU is protecting citizens’ health
To safeguard citizens from the harmful impacts of active and passive smoking, the European Union has implemented a range of regulations that foster a smoke-free environment. (Michalina Szpyrka | euractiv.pl)...
MEP Nicu Ștefănuță: “Politics is not designed for young people”
by Andreas Ristache | Audience Contributor In the June 2024 elections, Nicu Ștefănuță secured a seat in the European Parliament with a margin of 0.8% above the electoral threshold, becoming...
Inside the EU lobbying scene: Who influences Brussels — and how?
The European Union’s decision-making process is shaped by a vast network of interest groups, from NGOs and trade associations to corporate lobbyists and think tanks. With over 13,000 registered entities,...