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, […]
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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
Is Western Europe’s quick population fix indirectly contributing to the East’s Populist Surge?
Since the 1970s, Europe has been facing a decline in its native population, and this decline stems primarily from two
How Eastern Europe Can Profit from Deglobalization
If, in the past, the world’s largest companies moved parts of their production to poor countries to maximize profits, we
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
Could the Western Balkans fill the EU’s defensive and security gaps?
For three decades, the Western Balkans occupied an awkward position in Europe’s security imagination. The wars that followed the dissolution
How are EU young voices represented at multilateral tables—and what pathways exist for the next generation of climate negotiators?
When I arrived in Nairobi in December 2025 as a delegate of the Children and Youth Major Group to UNEP,
Are we facing the end of our alliance with the United States?
Today, when somebody from the White House says something negative towards Europe, nobody gets surprised anymore as it became such