The Future of Energy: Is the Green Lobby Turning Gray?

Maximilien CouvreurMarch 8, 2019

Exploring the false claims about the nuclear risk and livability of renewables.

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Europe’s Right Wing

Benedict SteiningerJune 14, 2018

This article talks about the growing impact of right winged politics throughout Europe.

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Op-ed: Movies That Will Inspire Your Mediterranean Travels

Lydia Antonio-VilaApril 24, 2018

A short list of movies that will inspire you to travel to the Mediterranean, one of the most beautiful corners of the Earth.

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The Realities of Studying Abroad in Europe

James PadgettApril 15, 2018

Studying in Europe is obviously a very fun experience but there are a few things you should know before arriving.

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Mental Illness A Dangerous Scapegoat for (Islamic) Terrorism

Scott Nicholas RomaniukAugust 13, 2016

(Islamic) terrorist attacks across Europe prompt questions about the relationship between terrorism and mental illness.

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Europe Highlights Britain’s Failings on Privatised Railways

David HughesAugust 1, 2016

While Britain's railways have often proved to be expensive and unreliable under private ownership, Europe has shown that public ownership offers many benefits.

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Young Women Reveal What it’s Really Like to Travel Alone

Gaby GalvinJuly 29, 2016

A look into the day-to-day life of young women who choose to travel on their own.

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The Far-Right and Global Citizenship: Europe’s Struggle

Michael Slevin UttleyJuly 28, 2016

With the rise of the far-right alongside an increase in citizens viewing themselves as global citizens, Europe finds itself struggling for identity.

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Do’s and Dont’s of the Camino de Santiago in 2016

Gaby GalvinJuly 27, 2016

2016 is a special year for the Camino de Santiago, and if you're planning on walking it, there are some things you need to know.

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Despite Brexit, the EU Still Has a Long Term Future

David HughesJuly 22, 2016

Eurosceptic parties across Europe may hope that Brexit will trigger a break-up of the EU, but evidence suggests otherwise.

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Euro-Trip: Packing For Rookies

Kellie AndersonJuly 15, 2016

Packing is half the battle... Here's a few tips to make your Euro-Trip a lot less stressful.

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5 Cultural Things To Do in 2016

Stefania GrossoJanuary 6, 2016

From music to books, from exhibitions to movies, let's start the New Year with some suggestions to culture-up ourselves!

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How Much Does Fuel Really Cost?

Bianca FerrariJanuary 4, 2016

Gas prices vary across Europe and the World but also factors like average income are important to understand the impact of fuel prices on households.

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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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5 Cool Cycling Tours in Europe

Marta PinDecember 16, 2015

Take your bikes with you this summer and undertake an alternative holiday in the middle of nature and European art and history.

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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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