As Romania's president and Serbia's prime minister resign in the midst of a political crisis, some opportunists are eyeing Ukraine's territory, says Claudiu Pop in his press review.

Across Europe, governments are increasingly outsourcing asylum reception and detention to private companies. In the name of ...

In this conversation, the Ukrainian historian and left-wing intellectual turned soldier reflects on the war from the front, ...

The Danish government has rented dozens of places in a prison in Kosovo to transfer foreigners sentenced to deportation for various crimes. The project is mired in controversy: its feasibility is ...

The new EU directive on minimum wages marks a shift toward stronger social standards, but uneven implementation and political ...

Every year, an increasing number of school students in Belgium are dropping out. Why is a wealthy and well-connected country ...

From Paris to London, Rome, Madrid, Berlin, and Lisbon, expats and locals alike have come together to protest the unprecedented authoritarian drift underway across the Atlantic and its impact on ...

In convalescenza dopo aver essere stato ferito al fronte, lo storico discute della guerra in corso, del fallimento dei ...

In May, Italy's Lega (far-right) led by Matteo Salvini presented a bill to introduce compulsory military or civilian service for all 18-26 year olds, lasting six months. Military service was abolished ...

Across European supermarket shelves, iconic packaged products from global brands are increasingly marketed with “zero plastic waste” pledges, often echoed in media headlines. In our “responsible” ...

The banlieue is “a village where everyone knows each other; where there are criminals, liars, kind people and bad people; where stories are passed down, as well as misfortunes and joys; but above all, ...

A massive greenwashing operation is quietly unfolding across Europe, affecting thousands of investors who believe they are supporting climate-friendly initiatives. These investors have bought ...