In an age where travel is often about ticking off destinations and capturing the perfect photo, Finch Hattons is encouraging a slower, more intentional approach to exploring the wild. The…
As diplomats from Iran and Europe re-entered a negotiation room in Geneva last Friday, the symbolism was heavy. It was the first such meeting since the devastating strikes in June,…
In the grand halls of Rome’s fourth annual Ukraine Recovery Conference, an announcement quietly marked a turning point for Europe’s defence and innovation landscape. Ukraine and the European Union unveiled…
When Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) announced its intention to expand its U.S. investment to a staggering $165 billion, it sent more than just financial ripples through the global markets…
As global headlines focus on trillion-dollar bills and mega-corporate earnings, the real human toll of President Donald Trump’s expanding tariff regime is often overlooked. While trade wars are typically framed…
In a quiet courtroom in Saldanha Bay, tears fell like rain. A video clip flickered on a screen, showing six-year-old Joshlin Smith laughing during a holiday visit—an ordinary moment transformed…
When tragedy strikes, the visible damage—the rubble, the chaos, the haunting silence of loss—is often captured first. But there is another layer of devastation, one that seeps quietly into the…
In the heart of a coal-stained village somewhere in post-industrial Scotland, a teenage girl lifts a tenor horn to her lips—not for applause, but for survival. This is Keli, a…
In recent years, climate change has evolved from a distant scientific concept into a daily reality for millions around the world. While melting glaciers and rising sea levels dominate the…
The Erasmus+ project, "Raising YOUth awareness of BIO-diversity conservation via webTOON" (BioYouToon), has successfully concluded after two years of engaging young people and youth workers across Europe in biodiversity conservation…
