The demise of good news? Why positive stories deserve more space in the European news cycle
Virginia Kouridaki for JAEurope In an era where bad news dominates the headlines, one can’t help but wonder — has good news lost its place in journalism? Across Europe and...
The Gen Z perspective: young people want respect from employers
Ana, a 20-year-old student at the Polytechnic University of Bucharest, currently pursuing her studies without a part-time job, shares her opinion.
Looking for a job in the EU? Discover EURES
Finding work in a different country can be tough, but EURES makes it easier. This EU program helps people find jobs abroad and assists employers in finding the skilled workers they need. It's more than just an idea – it's a real program that's already helped countless people.
Should I stay or should I go? How a MEP addresses young Romanians’ dilemma
In recent years, surveys have consistently shown that nearly half of Romania’s young people are considering leaving the country - either temporarily or for good.
Women Leading the Way in EU Master’s and PhD Programs
Women are taking the lead in higher education across the EU, making up nearly 60% of master’s students and almost half of PhD candidates. While female students dominate fields like education, health, and social sciences, they remain underrepresented in tech and engineering.
Google vs. News Publishers: The Battle Over Content and the Future of Journalism
Did Google just run a test or are they dodging copyright fees? Google removed news from some EU search results and pissed off a lot of people. Publishers say Google is trying to avoid paying them, but Google claims it's not making much money from news.
Celebrating Truth: International Fact-Checking Day Highlights the Fight Against Misinformation
April 2 marked the International Fact-Checking Day, a global initiative dedicated to promoting information accuracy in public discourse and recognizing the vital work of fact-checkers worldwide.
Women Gaining Ground in Parliaments and Governments Across the EU
The proportion of women in national parliaments and governments across the EU has risen over the past ten years, but the disparity between countries remains vast, ranging from almost 50% female representation in Sweden and Finland to only 14% in Cyprus, according to Eurostat data.
Saro, the first motivational AI in education, could reduce university dropout rates in Romania
Romanian students now have access to Saro, the first proactive motivational AI assistant in education.
