Kosovo–Serbia Dialogue: Can EU Partners Offer Better Incentives for Peace?
Kosovo and Serbia have spent years trying to normalize relations, but diplomatic efforts have repeatedly failed to make consistent progress
FEMYSO and Muslim Brotherhood Links: How Student Protests Gained Cross-Border Support in Europe
Student protests across Europe have been backed by a variety of youth and civil society groups, but the participation of
How Elon Musk’s Starlink Is Changing the Way Ukraine Fights the War
Modern war is fought with weapons, but also with information. In Ukraine, Starlink satellite internet has become a vital link
How a Little Boy and His Toys Inspired Winnie-the-Pooh ?
Ten years after the first Winnie-the-Pooh book was published, the bear’s tale still traces back to a real boy, his
How a 16-Year-Old Made Rubik’s Cube History in 1982
A teenager from Vietnam made history with a little puzzle with 6 colours on 5 June 1982. Minh Thai (16,
Rent vs Buying a Home in America: Looking Past the Monthly Payment
Ask ten Americans whether it is better to rent or buy, and you will probably hear ten different answers. Owning
NASA’s Artemis II Mission: What the Moon Flight Could Reveal About the Universe
Fifty-three years after the last Apollo crew left the Moon, four people have flown around it again. NASA’s Artemis II
A Major Website Outage: How One Technical Failure Can Disrupt the Internet
Ever had one of those mornings when every app you open just keeps spinning? You blame the Wi-Fi, restart the
Lana Nusseibeh for UN Secretary-General: Why Her Candidacy Is Getting Attention
In eighty years, the United Nations has never been led by a woman. That could change. Lana Nusseibeh, the UAE’s
Russia Frees Retired American Teacher Stephen Hubbard in a Surprise Diplomatic Move
Russia has let Stephen Hubbard, a retired American teacher, walk out of prison after about four years behind bars. The
