An Enhanced and Equitable Single Market with a Consolidated Industrial Base
The European Union’s internal market, also known as the single market, is where people, goods, services and money can move […]
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An Active Perspective on Citizenship
Membership. Community. Belonging. Sharing. When it comes to defining the concept of citizenship, these are just a first set of
Left on the Sidelines: Sport, Mental Health and the Young Europeans We Leave Out
There is a moment every junior coach learns to recognise. The drill is running, the confident players are loud, and
A non-conformist way to Unbrainrot our minds
The impact of Artificial Intelligence upon our lives is no longer a future possibility, but a part of our certain
Inland, but not absent: Eastern Europe’s role in governing the global commons of shared ocean governance revolution
There is a persistent assumption embedded in the political imagination of Eastern and Central Europe (ECE): that ocean governance is
European Youth Week: not just a week
Organized by the European Commission, the European Youth Week is an event meant to promote and together celebrate youth engagement,
Is Montenegro genuinely ready to join the EU?
Montenegro, a country of roughly 620,000 people and smaller than many European cities, has managed to place itself at the
The European Voluntary Service: to learn and to serve the community
In the following article, I will describe the European Voluntary Service in the Youth4Sport2 project, which took place in Cyprus,
Shaping a Fairer Future: The Movement of Young Graduates from Eastern Europe
An ordinary June evening at the airports of Bucharest, Sofia, and Belgrade. The boarding gate areas for flights heading to
Erasmus Studies: A step further for a United and Diverse Europe
My name is Ana Maria Raluca Cojocaru, and in the following article I will describe the Erasmus+ experience in Poland