The Czech Republic bans communism: a politics of memory at work
With one signature, Czech President Petr Pavel outlawed communism, equating it with Nazi propaganda. Framed as justice, the ban turns memory into a battlefield and enforces a Cold War logic that narrows democracy into a struggle of extremes.
Susanne Siegert: Understanding the Holocaust Matters More Than Just Knowing Facts
Knowledge of the Holocaust is important, but it does not protect against antisemitism, says Susanne Siegert, journalist and TikToker specialising in Holocaust.
Financial literacy among young people in Slovakia is low: Tips for young people on how to manage money better
Financial literacy in Slovakia has long been below the European Union average. What can young people do to become better at managing their finances?
Cultural Heritage and Youth: Carrying the Past into the Future
In Greece, cultural heritage is not something distant or abstract. It is present in our everyday lives — in the streets we walk, the stories we hear, the traditions we follow, and even in the way we gather, celebrate, and communicate. Ancient ruins stand next to modern buildings, myths coexist with contemporary realities, and history is woven into daily life.
AI Literacy Is Becoming a Basic Skill: What Young Europeans Need to Stay Relevant
When a generation is taught to scroll before it is taught to think, repeating that mistake with AI would be unforgivable.
Life after Erasmus: How mobility reshapes home for South Caucasus youth
Interviews with alumni from Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia suggest that mobility reshapes not only academic paths, but also how participants perceive home, responsibility, and belonging after their return.
PEJ – Committee on the Environment, Climate and Food Security – ENVI II
This overview will show you how fashion has shifted the industry from an approach focused on the artistry of garments to a fast-paced, harmful cycle built on overproduction, pollution, and exploitation. It will outline the environmental and social costs of our clothing, the EU's efforts to create a sustainable future for fashion, and the role young consumers play in driving change.
Alarm in Búzios: Scientists Warn That 1.5°C Limit Is Unavoidable
Over 250 leading scientists gathered at COP30 negotiations have issued a stark warning: the world is unlikely to avoid exceeding the 1.5°C global warming threshold. However, there is still a chance to bring temperatures back below this level by the end of the century.
