1 May 2025 European Union
Emma Collet 4 min
Il y a douze ans, le Rana Plaza – immeuble accueillant des milliers de travailleurs de l’industrie du textile près de Dacca, la capitale du Bangladesh – s’effondrait, entraînant la […]
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4 July 2022 Migration
Lucie Hermans Wies 5 min
Each summer, millions of tons of tomatoes are produced in the south of Italy. This makes Italy the third-largest producer in the world, with a turnover of several billion euros […]
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5 May 2022 Migration
Bruno De Sousa 10 min
In November 2021, the world witnessed an unprecedented crisis between Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, on one side, and Belarus, supported by the Russian government on the other. The incident […]
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23 March 2022 International
Maral Kaplan 4 min
The events leading to the invasion of Ukraine by Russia have been accompanied by a rise in the price of hydrocarbons, which has highlighted the energy dependency of the European […]
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10 August 2020 Society
Lucie Hermans Wies 3 min
La loi anti-avortement en Pologne est déjà une des plus restrictives d’Europe. En effet, l’avortement n’est légal que dans 3 cas : s’il y a malformation grave du fœtus, en cas de danger pour la femme et enfin, en cas de viol ou d’inceste. Pourtant, alors que tous les yeux sont rivés sur la pandémie du coronavirus, la Pologne se divise sur la question de l’avortement.
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30 March 2020 European institutions Gender/equality
Lucia Zurro Sanchez-Colomer 6 min
At a time when LGBTI people’s rights and support for equality are more advanced than ever, a third of the territory of an EU Member State (MS) has been established […]
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