Russian sanctions lead to high energy bills, worsening energy poverty in Europe

Russian sanctions lead to high energy bills, worsening energy poverty in Europe Cleo Ding & Gyeongju Hyun November 2nd, 2022 … More

Islam is not my enemy, Islamophobia is

Muslim women are advocating against the perception that they are suffering under the patriarchy, and need to be liberated within … More

Political courage required to tackle Islamophobia in the EU

Islamophobia has been largely dismissed in the European Union because of its contentious nature. But why has it become so … More

With COP27 Around the Corner: Human Rights Activists Accuse Egypt of Violations

The upcoming UN Climate Conference (COP27), held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt next week, has been labeled by many human … More

Massive effort from developing countries seem to result in failure

In just four days COP27 will kick off in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. Climate is on the topic as always, but … More

The rise of many far-right governments sparks fear for Europe’s democracy – is it warranted?

The European Union flags outside of its headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. Photo: Yves Herman/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix By Ernst Calitz and Olivia … More

European far-right parties: “A threat to democracy”

As more European far-right parties are coming up to the political surface, concerns about where that leaves our democracy are … More

An Adequate Minimum Wage: Is the EU’s New Legislation A Help Or A Hindrance?

By Alessandra Iellamo, Eternity Uwaifo, and Chelsea Alarif In the Political Guidelines for the European Commission, President Ursula von der … More

Green Deal Dares the EU Industry to Act More Ambitiously

By Dominique Nash and Sigurd Skjoldaa Kempf The European Commission wants to make the EU’s climate, energy, transport and digital … More

The EU Plugs It In – One Common Charger to Rule Them All

by Sigurd Skjoldaa Kempf and Dominique Nash Mobile devices sold in the EU must use a common charger in 2024. … More