Who Owns the Voice of Europe?
Who Owns the Voice of Europe? As algorithms shape what we see, hear, and believe, the EU stands at a crossroads: regulate Big Tech from the outside — or build a civic digital space from within.
Will Kanye West Perform on a Field in Bratislava?
Big news in the music industry - controversial musician Kanye West is coming to Bratislava! Or maybe not. At the moment, people who bought tickets have no idea if any event is taking place.
The French National Assembly passes controversial law allowing “assisted dying”
The French National Assembly has adopted a controversial law permitting “assistance in dying.” President Emmanuel Macron called the decision a “significant step in the country’s history.”
Your Last Chance for Asylum: How the EU Handles Appeals After a Rejection
An effective appeal process isn’t a luxury—it’s a lifeline.
How to Get Away With a Cyberattack on an International Scale
Since 2022, the Chinese government has had access to unclassified communication inboxes of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Czech Republic. Starting during the Czech Republic’s position in the rotating EU presidency, the government of China had access to thousands of emails, now uncovered by a major investigation.
“Choose Europe”: Can the EU Deliver a Future for Young Minds in Science?
“Choose Europe” is the EU’s bold new vision to become a global science hub. But will it deliver real opportunities for young researchers across the continent and beyond?
X-ray of movement: what could get Romanians off the couch?
Do you think everyone gets in “at least 10,000 steps” a day? The first-ever Sports Barometer, conducted by RIES for SportsFestival, shatters that myth and offers a detailed picture of Romanians’ real habits when it comes to physical activity.
Romania’s 8-hour school day: a sociologist’s take on what it means for children
In recent weeks, the debate over an extended school day has resurfaced after Minister Daniel David reminded the public that the law sets an eight-hour daily schedule for teachers. However, sociologist Ovidiu Voicu shifts the spotlight to students, arguing that the model should be built for them, not on their backs.
