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.
Andra Dobre on the Erasmus Experience: “Learning is Something That Will Stay With Me”
Naturally curious and deeply involved in communication activities, Andra Dobre believes that Erasmus experiences are essential for a young person's personal and professional development. She shared more about this in the following interview.
Support programmes for rural youth: helping them follow their dreams
Universities and non-governmental organisations have been making significant efforts to facilitate young people's access to education, whether through supporting disadvantaged youth, offering admission benefits, or providing scholarships for students from rural areas.
Why do politicians love Signal? And why do they keep messing up?
In today’s digital world, politicians rely more than ever on messaging apps to communicate confidentially. Among them, Signal has become the go-to choice for government officials in Europe and the US. But why is it so popular, and why do politicians keep making embarrassing mistakes when using it?
How long-term forecasting could help us tackle droughts
Scientists have found that long-term forecasting could play a key role in predicting droughts, helping us prepare for this dangerous phenomenon and reducing its catastrophic effects on the climate.
Youth voices matter: How young people may influence decisions in Brussels
Forget empty promises - Youth Policy Dialogues give young people a real seat at the table, tackling issues that actually matter, from climate change to job security.
Europe’s Cost of Living Divide: Where Prices Hit Hardest
“People are understandably worried about the rising cost of living, as more and more families are struggling to make ends meet”, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola said, commenting on the result of the Eurostat survey.
