Author name: Bianca Ionita

Bianca is currently pursuing a BSc. in International Communication, in the Netherlands. She is currently working in the high tech industry, in the communications sector. She is fluent in 3 languages: Romanian, Italian and English, and she is currently learning Dutch. She is passionate about translating innovation in meaningful stories, and she likes actively contributing for a better society. Her love for people, cultures, languages, and what makes us authentic is the reason she started being interested about global trends, geopolitics, and history.

Works Progress Administration poster from the 1930s

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How fragile are Europeans Democracies?

Bianca Ionita / September 30, 2026 / democracy, European Union, Media literacy

Technology has united the world and divided it as never before. Just think about how news from, for example, China, […]

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World Cup, heatwaves, but what about women’s rights?

Bianca Ionita / July 20, 2026 / European Union, gender disparity, heatwaves, women, women's rights, world cup

Now that the World Cup is coming to an end, everyone is concerned about which country will take home the

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A non-conformist way to Unbrainrot our minds

Bianca Ionita / June 24, 2026 / AI, Artificial Intelligence, European Union, Languages

The impact of Artificial Intelligence upon our lives is no longer a future possibility, but a part of our certain

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Is Western Europe’s quick population fix indirectly contributing to the East’s Populist Surge?

Bianca Ionita / May 27, 2026 / eastern europe, European Union, populism, Romania

Since the 1970s, Europe has been facing a decline in its native population, and this decline stems primarily from two