Chinese pressure on a British university? Police investigate interference in academic freedom
British counterterrorism police are investigating a case that may reveal previously unknown details about Chinese influence on European universities. At stake are academic freedom, human rights, and the fate of the persecuted Muslim minority in China.
How to Create a Welcoming and Safe Space for Trans People
Creating an inclusive environment for trans people isn’t just about policies—it’s about everyday actions that make a real difference. From using the right pronouns to adopting gender-inclusive language and providing safe spaces, small changes can have a big impact. In this guide, we’ll explore practical steps, including the “carriera alias” system used in Italy, to help workplaces and communities become more welcoming for everyone.
Young Romanians Embrace AI in Daily Life
Artificial Intelligence is becoming a trusted tool for many Romanians, with nearly half now using it in their everyday routines, a new study shows.
Why Has Interest in Beekeeping among Young Romanians Declined?
In recent years, interest in beekeeping among young people in Romania has dropped sharply, mainly because it is no longer a reliable source of income.
Rebuilding Truth in the Age of Misinformation
In a world overwhelmed by digital noise and bias, safeguarding truth requires vigilance, education and a united commitment to integrity.
What it takes to dance with the past?
A youth council’s plan for a DJ party beneath the historic Gorgopotamos bridge has sparked heated debate in Greece. Critics denounce it as a desecration of a site tied to wartime executions and resistance, while organizers defend it as a way to showcase and promote the monument.
Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Meet the Winners
Three researchers from Japan, Australia, and the USA have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, announced the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. They were recognized for their work on metal-organic frameworks.
Central European Writer Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
László Krasznahorkai has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced on october 9th. He is the second Hungarian writer in history to receive this prestigious honor.
