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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World Cup, heatwaves, but what about women’s rights?
Now that the World Cup is coming to an end, everyone is concerned about which country will take home the
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
What Money Still Can’t Buy
By Nicholas Cârstoiu / July 13, 2026 For seventy-nine minutes on Tuesday night in Atlanta, Egypt had the world champions on the ropes.
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
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