Are young voters turning right?

The idea that "young people are shifting to the right" has become a widespread argument whenever a new election approaches. While data partially confirm this trend, they also show a more nuanced picture of the electoral behaviour of younger voters.

By |2026-03-10T14:38:39+01:00March 9th, 2026|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Are young voters turning right?

Beyond the mud: the invisible wounds inflicted by floods

Floods are becoming increasingly common all over Europe, causing significant damages that require massive expenses to be fixed. The Italian region of Emilia-Romagna has become an epicenter of devastation and traumas, as floods don't just leave marks on buildings, but also on citizens, who often end up feeling discouraged and abandoned by the local administration.

By |2025-12-04T19:24:18+01:00March 31st, 2025|Tags: |Comments Off on Beyond the mud: the invisible wounds inflicted by floods

The challenge of green transition in the national Recovery and Resilience Plans of southern and eastern EU countries

After analysing the NRRP green transition targets in 11 southern and eastern European countries, we found that country-by-country analyses are needed to compensate for information gaps at the European level.

By |2024-08-02T11:14:03+01:00July 3rd, 2024|Tags: , |Comments Off on The challenge of green transition in the national Recovery and Resilience Plans of southern and eastern EU countries

Femicides: Belgium is still lagging behind in data collection

Last summer, Belgium adopted a pioneering European law on femicide, which aims to make up for lost time in collecting data on gender-based violence. However, feminist associations fear that it will not be enough to effectively curb the problem.

By , |2024-04-30T13:48:58+01:00April 30th, 2024|Tags: , |Comments Off on Femicides: Belgium is still lagging behind in data collection
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