Rethinking Education for a Sustainable Future
How UNESCO’s new global guidance is helping schools turn sustainability from a classroom lesson into a way of life. Education has always been a powerful driver of change. But as…
Beyond the Harvest: Dr. Kibrom T. Sibhatu on the Human Side of Agriculture
For Dr. Kibrom T. Sibhatu, agricultural development is not simply about producing more—it is about understanding what genuinely improves people’s lives. His journey from Eritrea through Japan and Germany to…
Depression May Disrupt the Brain’s Ability to Renew Itself
Depression is often described through the language of mood, motivation and brain chemistry. But new research is pushing that familiar picture in a different direction. Scientists studying the adult hippocampus,…
Why Everyone Loved Dolly Parton: The Kindness, Wit and Quiet Power Behind an American Icon
Dolly Parton was more than a country music legend. From childhood literacy and philanthropy to her humor, humility and rare ability to unite people, here’s why her legacy means so much
Getting Stuck: Sownd Finds Common Ground Between Wales and Venice
At the 61st Venice Biennale, Manon Awst and Dylan Huw turn peat, language, sound and collective memory into an exhibition about what holds cultures together when the ground beneath them…
Fairlife Cyberattack Halts U.S. Production as Coca-Cola Assesses Operational Impact
The ransomware incident has interrupted manufacturing at one of Coca-Cola’s fastest-growing businesses, although the company says product quality and safety remain unaffected. The Coca-Cola Company has temporarily suspended Fairlife production…
Turning Migration into Opportunity: A European Project Creating Real Impact
MigraACT — Youth Migrants in Action, co-funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ Capacity Building in the field of Youth programme, brings together partners from Germany, Italy, Lebanon and…
Tax cuts, tangents, and the midterm test: what Trump’s New York rally reveals about American political fractures
President Donald Trump's appearance in Suffern, New York last Friday was framed as an economic policy event — a showcase for the expanded state and local tax deduction his administration…
EWWS 2026 Concludes After Record-Breaking Winter Sport Week Across Europe
The European Week of Winter Sport 2026 has concluded with record-breaking participation, bringing together more than 502,000 people through 237 events across 30 countries. Held from 1 to 8 February,…
ReMODE: Weaving Sustainability into Europe’s Fashion Future
The fashion industry stands at a critical juncture. As one of the world's most polluting sectors—responsible for approximately 10% of global CO₂ emissions and generating 5.8 million tonnes of textile…