A tribute to the International Women's Day (and why it matters)
Tomorrow’s International Women’s Day will not be an occasion for ‘celebration’, but for protest. As it has happened over the past few years, women and feminist movements across the globe are expected ...
7 Maalis 20254min
Why today’s extraordinary EU Council in Brussels is a special one
Today, 6th of March 2025, Brussels is set for yet another day of critical discussions. EU heads of state are gathering in Europe’s Capital for a much-awaited Special European Council. On the agenda? N...
6 Maalis 20254min
The Commission waters down CO2 targets to give flexibility to car makers
The European Commission is giving carmakers a break, relaxing its CO2 targets by introducing a three-year average instead of annual compliance. The goal? To offer "predictability and fairness" and hel...
5 Maalis 20255min
What is Von der Leyens’s €150B toolkit for boosting EU defence?
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed the ‘Rearm Europe Plan,’ a bold strategy to channel up to €800 billion into military investments. The plan includes relaxing fiscal rule...
4 Maalis 20254min
Europe’s ‘coalition of the willing' after Trump humiliates Zelenskyy
As US president Donald Trump publicly humiliated Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House, Europe found itself scrambling to take charge. In response, leaders are pushing for a so-ca...
3 Maalis 20254min
Truck Drivers : Kilometers of Pollution 4/6
On our journey through the roads of central Europe, we often encountered trucks with Polish or Lithuanian licence plates. An accident? Certainly not. In this episode we travel to Sandomierz, Poland, t...
2 Maalis 202523min
Greece: Massive protests over train disaster could crash the government
Two years after Greece’s deadliest train crash, the country is at a standstill. Today marks the anniversary of the Tempe rail disaster that killed 57 people. Despite repeated EU warnings about safety ...
28 Helmi 20254min
Austria's centrist parties form coalition, shutting out the far right
Austria may finally have a government! After five months of deadlock, the conservative People’s Party (ÖVP), center-left Social Democrats (SPÖ), and liberal Neos have agreed on a coalition. This is Au...
27 Helmi 20254min
