Armenian archbishops accused of plotting coup
With eleven months left before next year’s parliamentary elections, the [...]
From ethical brands to targeted grazing: “fireproof” landscapes involve communities
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EU and Ukraine reach agreement in principle on modernised agricultural trade as tariffs are reinstated
On June 6, 2025, the European Union reintroduced tariffs and [...]
Open Balkan, closed doors: unveiling women’s limited opportunities
Zlatka*, a 30-year-old economist from Kavadarci, in North Macedonia, intrigued [...]
Media in the Balkans: the rise of oligarchs
The increasing number of media outlets in the Western Balkan [...]
Organisations across Europe take part in actions against SLAPPs as Greenpeace International brings a groundbreaking legal case
2 July 2025, Amsterdam, Netherlands – In a first test [...]
EU says goodbye to coal. The real challenge comes later
(Originally published by our project partner El Orden Mundial )What [...]
Is the European Union doing enough to promote a culture of diversity?
A month full of colour draws to a close. It [...]
Zla Mavka: How Ukrainian women fight Russia’s occupation
In a modest kitchen in occupied Melitopol, Ukraine, a small [...]
Data Centers, AI, and the Climate Panic Button
From powering our late-night scrolling to running the engines of [...]
