The Stolen Dream: How Georgia’s Pro-Russian Turn Punished Youth Organizations and Inspired Extremist Trends in Europe
In August 2025, I found myself in Georgia for the first time, in Bakuriani, serving as a delegate to the […]
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Why peace negotiations in Ukraine have failed
Almost four and a half years have passed since the beginning of what is now the deadliest conflict on European
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
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
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,
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,
The Budapest Mirror? What Orbán’s defeat tells us about Georgia’s future.
Just as many Georgians were about to end celebrations of their Orthodox Easter, in the evening of the 12th of
The Backdoor to Brussels: Is Ukraine’s “Reverse Enlargement” a viable option?
After 4 days of Russian full-scale invasion, Ukraine applied for Union Membership. Just four months later, the Commission had granted
You’re never too far from home – the Romanian elections’ past, present and future
Politics has always been a big part of the Romanian identity. My very first encounter with it, and with freedom
Existentialist Philosophy and the Case of Cyprus
In the Joyous Science, Nietzsche writes: For the longest time in mankind’s history there was nothing more terrible to a