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Unlocking European opportunities - Chapter #1

Welcome to this new series for those who love to travel, are eager to learn, and want to practice their English!​ People often ask me: "Hey, where do you find all these opportunities? You're only 18!" I've always been passionate about politics and exploring the world, and now when I'm 18, I'm seizing every opportunity I get.​ In this series, I'll share everything I know about European opportunities, tips and tricks, and most importantly, where to find them!​ In this first chapter, I'll introduce three different European projects to you (I'm sure you're already familiar with the first two). Let's get started!

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Women Leading the Way in EU Master’s and PhD Programs

Poland: A haven of security and opportunity in an unstable world

Youth voices matter: How young people may influence decisions in Brussels

Looking for a job in the EU? Discover EURES

Empowering women in science: EU’s commitment to equality

How long-term forecasting could help us tackle droughts

The Gen Z perspective: young people want respect from employers

Inside the EU lobbying scene: Who influences Brussels — and how?

Why do politicians love Signal? And why do they keep messing up?

The rise of fact-checking media platforms in Europe: Why do they exist?

A smoke-free future: How the EU is protecting citizens’ health

Support programmes for rural youth: helping them follow their dreams

Skills lagging, time ticking: Europe’s digital deadline looms

Europe’s economy at risk as birth rates fall and the population ages

Andra Dobre on the Erasmus Experience: “Learning is Something That Will Stay With Me”

Digitalisation and climate: Progress or environmental threat?

Saro, the first motivational AI in education, could reduce university dropout rates in Romania

AI skills: A ticket to the future

Illegal employment of foreigners: How do EU countries combat the issue?

Women Gaining Ground in Parliaments and Governments Across the EU

Bright Festival: An intersection of innovation, art and sustainability

Europe’s pursuit of tech leadership: Obstacles and possibilities

Daphne is inspriring young people from Malta to fight for freedom

Brussels’ peeing statues: Quirky icons of culture and humour

The EU takes a stand for gender equality in corporate boards

Celebrating Truth: International Fact-Checking Day Highlights the Fight Against Misinformation

The demise of good news? Why positive stories deserve more space in the European news cycle

Do you really need a degree, or is it overrated?

Google vs. News Publishers: The Battle Over Content and the Future of Journalism

High stakes: Europe’s growing addiction to illegal drugs despite crackdown