French Minister of the Interior wished we follow the “Greek Model” for borders controls
What is exactly the “Greek Model” ? Download the video
Bathing waters in Europe
Every year the European Environment Agency and the European Commission publish the annual report on coastal and inland bathing waters. Last year 93% of EU countries met the required minimum water quality standards. Cyprus, Austria, Greece, Malta and Croatia top the list with over 95% of their bathing waters rated as excellent. Download the video
Migrant are pushed back at the Belarus border
Lithuania, Latvia and Poland are pushing back irregular migrants but UN are criticising these methods used at the border with Belarus. Download the video
Pandora papers : statement
600 journalists from twelve countries have analyzed twelve million documents to reveal a tax avoidance plot that affects presidents and other high-ranking leaders. The Panama Papers scandal showed how the great fortunes maneuver to send their money to tax havens. Journalism was once again shown as an essential element for democracy. Download the video […]
Femicides in Europe
Femicides are not rare in Europe! More than one third of murder victims in the EU in 2019 were women. The phenomenon of femicides is attracting attention, especially because many murders of women committed by partners, ex-partners or close acquaintances could have been prevented. Download the video
Cancel culture – positive change or worrying political correctness
The actor Johnny Depp recently criticized ‘cancel culture’ at the Spanish San Sebastian International Film Festival, thereby igniting a debate between those believing in real-life consequences to wrongfull behaviour – or those believing the “woke” culture is a new form of censorship, slowly tearing apart the European democracy. Download the video
In Portugal, SEF dissapears with 1 million euros from migration funds
Portugal’s agency responsible for controlling the immigration on the country, SEF, disapeared with over a million euros in funds from the CE. Should the country deal with it internally or should Bruxels investigate what happened? Download the video
Czech elections, Babis and conflict of interestes around EU funds
In light of the looming Czech Parliamentary elections, a video that digs into the controversies surrouding Prime Minister, Andrej Babis and the inquiries of the newly established EPPO – European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO). Download the video
Paternity leave – a personnal choice or the state?
In 2018 EU decided to earmark paternity leave for fathers. Now it’s being implemented in Denmark, creating huge debates about the role of the state and individual choice on how to share the leave between parents. Download the video
Where is corruption most visible in your country?
A German and an Italian analyze where corruption is most visible in their respective countries. Download the video
