Liberty Lost? Statue Becomes Pawn in US-France Political Feud
A French politician just told the U.S. to give back the Statue of Liberty - and sparked an international war of words over what the iconic symbol really stands for.
How to save money in your 20s without feeling miserable
Saving can feel impossible when payday rolls around, and suddenly your bank balance takes a plunge thanks to another online purchase, a spontaneous brunch with friends, and that gym membership you swore you’d use this month. Sound familiar? You’re not alone.
Mediterranean in Trouble: Is disaster approaching?
The Mediterranean Sea - known for its beauty, biodiversity, and vital role in the region’s economy - is facing a serious threat: a growing shortage of freshwater.
Trying to Go Green? The EU Might Be Chopping Down Forests to Do It
The EU’s push for greener energy is hitting a snag - experts warn that climate policies meant to cut emissions may actually be driving deforestation.
Is Big Tech in trouble? The EU fined Apple and Meta millions
Have you heard the most significant news for today? Your answer can't be no.
AI skills: A ticket to the future
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is undeniably not just a buzzword. It is everywhere; it is reshaping industries, creating new career paths, and transforming the way we live and work. For young people keeping in touch with such a huge technological advancement should not be just an option but rather essential.
Fake Jerseys, Real Crime: How the EU Is Tackling Sports Counterfeits
Sport is about passion, fair play, and unity - but not everyone plays by the rules. Just before the final of Spain’s famous Copa del Rey football tournament, authorities intercepted a massive shipment of fake sports gear. The EU and Spanish police teamed up to stop counterfeiters from cashing in on fans' enthusiasm.
The Dark Web of Recruitment: How Young People Are Becoming Hired Guns for Terror
Forget the glamourised version of gangs from movies - today’s criminal underworld paints a much darker picture. Across Europe, teens are being recruited not for petty crimes, but for tasks once reserved for hardened criminals.
