Saying Sorry for War Crimes

Francesco PalladinoJanuary 4, 2016

Historical agreement reached between Japan and Korea: Japanese government admitted responsibility and expressed its remorse for South Korean women forced into prostitution during WWII....

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Xylella, A Nightmarish Story

Federica MorelliJanuary 3, 2016

What's happening to Puglian secular olive trees? Can biotech lobbies, unscrupulous public officials and the big media machine create an “irremediable” agriculture crisis?...

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Italy Cursed with Sunny Weather: Pollution Levels on the Rise

Bianca FerrariDecember 30, 2015

Italy is undergoing an environmental and health crisis due to high levels of pollution, which have been worsened by the absence of rain and wind....

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DowDuPont: A Merger of Equals?

Bianca FerrariDecember 29, 2015

Dow and DuPont will merge as equals creating three specialized companies that can better take on the challenges of a slowing market....

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Puppet Shows Teach Ukrainian Children about Landmines

Bianca FerrariDecember 28, 2015

The Swiss Foundation for Mine Action is teaching Eastern Ukrainian children to stay safe from land mines by hosting educational puppet shows in local schools....

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Is Europe Fighting Against Anorexia?

giorgia-damianiDecember 21, 2015

Eating disorders are among the main health problems facing society today. What is Europe doing to fight against anorexia?...

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Why and What Now? France’s Front National

Capucine BarcellonaDecember 21, 2015

What caused the recent surge of support for Le Pen's Front National and what does it mean for France's political climate as a whole?...

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Front National Flops but the Right-wing Threat is Still Alive

Bianca FerrariDecember 21, 2015

What happened in the French regional elections? Who is Marie Le Pen and the FN party? What are the future repercussions?...

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Santa Shops Online: European E-commerce and the Holiday Season

Bianca FerrariDecember 21, 2015

E-commerce is a fast-growing sector that has become increasingly important for the European economy, especially in the holiday season....

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Towards a National Unity Government in Libya

Francesco PalladinoDecember 18, 2015

On December 17, representatives from the two rival parliaments in Libya signed a political agreement for a Government of National Accord....

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International Movements at COP21: We are the Nature Defending Itself

Federica MorelliDecember 17, 2015

The Paris deal is a failure as expected by many, but awareness, resistance and action are growing stronger.Four videos showing that people have the power...

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Democracy from Warsaw with Love

Eliza RutynowskaDecember 14, 2015

On the 12th of December 2015 Polish citizens marched for democracy and against a newly chosen government....

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The March of Blank Votes: How France Can Save Itself

Federica MorelliDecember 14, 2015

A French movement aspires to crash the inner workings of what they perceive as a broken political system. Discussion with Presidential candidate Guyot and a militant....

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Russia-Turkey: War of Words

Nadja SaveskaDecember 9, 2015

An in-depth analysis of the relationship between Russia and Turkey after the incident with the Russian Su-24 aircraft....

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Mysterious Ghost Ships Keep On Washing Up on Japanese Coasts

Bianca FerrariDecember 8, 2015

The ghost ships mystery in Japan keeps on thickening as more and more boats wash up onto the country's shores....

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Peter Krämer: Self-Made Kings in the Game of Philanthrones

Beatrix TanDecember 8, 2015

Uncovering why Peter Krämer's criticism of philanthropy in 2010 may not be so relevant in advancing humanity and equality....

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