Erasmus+ may help even where one would not expect it
Traunstein in southeastern Germany is ageing fast. To stay vibrant, it needs fresh ideas — and youth-focused NGOs, especially those active in Erasmus+ , could be the key.
Erasmus+ was built on opportunity – let’s not unwrite that
The new EU's Long-Term Budget Plan (2028-2038) is not going to have an overall positive effect on the Erasmus+ Programmes. It lacks not only money (every project wants finances), but also some valuable priorities it had before.
The hustle paradox: how “grind culture” drives success – and burnout – in young entrepreneurs
Many young entrepreneurs are chasing success at such a speed that it could cost them their mental and physical health. Can they find an equilibrium where ambition and well-being can co-exist?
Estonia’s fish industry finds a second life for waste
An Estonian project backed by the EU is proving that what used to be considered “just waste” can actually become a valuable resource for medicine, fashion, and even high-tech materials.
Quiz: the great European food-off
Are you a foodie? Is trying our different cuisines while traveling around Europe your favourite pastime? Show off your knowledge by taking our quiz.
The peculiarities of soil: interview with an expert on soil health and research
When we talk about the health of our planet, we usually think about forests or oceans, which are naturally massive ecosystems, crucial for the livelihood and survival of the planet. However, what often gets overlooked is soil and its health.
More than the music: 5 European festivals with political roots
Festival season 2025 had plenty of political flashpoints that spilled into wider media discourse. It's a timely reminder that they've have always been paces of protest and resistance.
A short introduction to constructive journalism
What exactly is constructive journalism? What are its chances and challenges? Could it really help reduce news avoidance? A short introduction featuring insights from Lisa Urlbauer, head of journalism training at the Bonn Institute.
