Sudan slams the EU over “soft” reaction to the RSF El Fasher massacre
Sudan’s government has publicly criticised the European Union, accusing Brussels of responding too softly to atrocities committed by the Rapid Support Forces, the RSF, in the city of El Fasher. The Un...
31 Okt 20255min
Who is Rob Jetten, the possible next Dutch prime minister?
A political plot twist happened after yesterday’s election in the Netherlands. A leader once dismissed as “Robot Jetten” is suddenly the smiling face of Dutch centrist optimism, challenging the far-ri...
30 Okt 20255min
Locked Out: Why Europe’s young people can’t afford a home
Across Europe, Millennials and Gen Z are working, studying and saving, yet home ownership is increasingly out of reach. Though housing is officially recognised as a human right under Article 25 of the...
30 Okt 202519min
Dutch elections: Migration, housing and Wilders’ grip on power
This Wednesday, voters in the Netherlands head to the polls for yet another snap parliamentary election. The vote was called after the collapse of a four-party coalition government led by Geert Wilder...
29 Okt 20255min
UN says global climate plans fall short, as the EU considers easing its 2040 target
The world’s latest climate plans are in and they fall drastically short. More than sixty countries have submitted their updated commitments to the United Nations, outlining how they’ll reduce greenhou...
28 Okt 20254min
From the EU to Trump: why is everyone so eager to meet with China?
This week, the European Union and China will hold talks in Brussels aimed at easing trade tensions, focusing on Beijing’s restrictions on exports of rare earths and magnets, materials vital for Europe...
27 Okt 20255min
The Right To Decide - Episode 3: Follow the Money
Who’s funding the rollback of women’s rights in Europe?In the third episode of The Right to Decide, host Sophie in ’t Veld speaks with Lucia Yar, Member of the European Parliament from Slovakia, to un...
25 Okt 202514min
Energy poverty in Europe: Why millions can’t afford to heat their homes
Winter is approaching, and while energy bills have fallen since the shock of 2022, when the EU moved to cut its dependence on Russian energy following the invasion of Ukraine, millions of Europeans ar...
24 Okt 20255min
