Looking Back to The Eastern Partnership
Neighborhood Policy to Geopolitical Frontline Prague, in May 2009, leaders of the EU and six post-Soviet countries met to launch
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The Erasmus You’ll Never Be Invited To
Every October, Europe celebrates Erasmus Days. The children who need it most have never even heard of it. Somewhere in
EU competitiveness: evolutions, dynamics and trends
As a result of an increasingly open and interconnected global economy, competitiveness is acentral concern for both advanced and developing
How fragile are Europeans Democracies?
Technology has united the world and divided it as never before. Just think about how news from, for example, China,
The Language We Lose
What happens to Europe when a language disappears, and who gets to decide which voices survive? Imagine you wake up
Restoring Land, Restoring Rivers: Why the UNCCD-COP17 Should Look at the Danube
There is a photograph circulating this month that captures something Central Europe has never had to reckon with before: a
Mobilizing the European generation
September always brings something new; it marks, in a way, the end of one year and the start of a
Raised for Export
What happens when an entire generation is free to leave but cannot afford to stay? There is a question every
Serbian Opposition Pushes for Change
Novi Sad, Serbia – 1st of November, 2024. The canopy of the principal train station in the city collapses, killing
A Terrible Idea, Unless You Are European.
Imagine Europe had to be invented in 2026. One morning in a village near Cluj, a man called Popescu opens