The European Commission presented on 16 December 2025 its first Affordable Housing Plan, which will mobilize €375 billion through a Pan-European Investment Platform. Various analyses indicate that this public funding could facilitate tax evasion...

The so-called shock theory (or shock doctrine), formulated by the writer Naomi Klein, explains how economic and political powers exploit deep crises to push through unpopular reforms that, under normal conditions, would be rejected by the public....

The massive digitalization of everyday life has turned personal data into the raw material of a global economy worth trillions of euros, while the right to privacy is increasingly diluted between the interests of tech corporations and state...

Android’s open model faces a profound shift starting in September 2026. Google will begin requiring that all applications installed outside its official store be signed by verified developers. The company presents this measure as a security...

European citizens have activated one of the European Union’s most powerful direct democracy mechanisms to halt what they consider institutional complicity in human rights violations in Palestine. The European Citizens’ Initiative Demanding the...

Today, May 4, marks the International Firefighters’ Day, a date that in 2026 takes on particular significance after the most devastating year recorded in the European Union since satellite measurements began. According to data from the European...