The Central European University was founded in 1991 in order to respond to the challenges that Central European societies were facing after the fall of the iron curtain.These efforts were not enough....
The new IPCC special report on climate change leaves us with good and bad news.The good news is that climate science confirms that it's still possible to keep global warming within 1.5c. The bad news...
On Sunday 30 September, Macedonia will hold a referendum asking citizens the following question: "Are you for EU and NATO membership by accepting the agreement between the Republic of Macedonia and...
We are outraged to hear that the authorities in the western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) have ordered the eviction of a peaceful citizen’s occupation of Hambach Forest. We call for...
Between September 12 and September 14, mayors, local authorities, NGOs and businesses will meet in San Francisco, the United States, for the Global Climate Action Summit. While they meet, we join...
Today, on August 2nd, on the occasion of the Roma Holocaust Memorial Day, we stand in solidarity with Roma across Europe who protest Europe’s continuous lack of action to protect Roma against...
On Tuesday 17 July, Presidents Jean-Claude Juncker and Donald Tusk signed trade agreement JEFTA on behalf of European Union, a new free trade agreement with Japan, the biggest economy the European...
In a World Cup there is no right or wrong. It is all about winning and staying, or losing and leaving. However, we all know that losing is always worse. After Germany’s unexpected exit,...
On 24th of June, Turkey held snap presidential and parliamentary elections. Both took place under a state of emergency declared after 15th of July 2016 with a high voter turnout at almost 87%. ...
European countries are deporting back young Afghans who have never set foot in the country, or not lived there since they were infants. European countries are deporting back mothers and fathers who...
On Friday 1st June, European Commissioner Phil Hogan presented the plans of the European Commission to reform the EU Common Agricultural Policy. With its proposal, the European Commission is failing...
Today the Spanish Parliament has voted a no-confidence motion presented by the leader of the socialist party (PSOE), Pedro Sánchez, against the conservative Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy (PP). One...
An end to 35-year struggle for Irish women’s right to self-determination and to safe, legal abortion is at last now in sight!With the turnout being highest in country’s history and hitting the...
This week is very special for European citizens regarding the protection of their data. First, the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect this Friday. Second, Facebook...
Today, on May 17, 2018, the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, we proudly celebrate recent legal victories for LGBTQI rights, while continuing to stand in solidarity with...
Between May 9 and 12, 2018, the Federation of Young European Greens (FYEG) gathered for its annual General Assembly (GA) and a parallel Spring Conference, this time celebrating the 30 years of the...
In a globalized world, we have global challenges. It is an illusion to think that the crises we are facing, such as the ecological and migration crises are solvable on a national level. The coming...
Joint Statement on the Freedom of the Press in EuropeOn 24 April, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) published its annual World Press Freedom Index. This year, the Index paints a particularly grim...
Our earth could use some love. Slowly but steadily we are polluting and destroying the only planet we know we can survive. The problem is not that we don’t know how to change this. The problem is...
Viktor Orban’s campaign based on racism, antisemitism and xenophobia, as well as on in-your-face lies, has won him a comfortable majority in the Hungarian parliament. This majority is based on an...
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It was one of those days when we felt like change was in the air – even if it was a small victory it was an important one. Yesterday, we confirmed that notorious palm oil producer and forest destroyer, Duta Palma, has (finally) been...
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