Climate justice and militarism: two irreconcilable worlds
Our planet is changing at an unprecedented pace, yet much of our resources continue to be invested in war, undermining our collective future. This article explores the link between militarism, the climate crisis, and the future of societies, showing that peace is not only an ethical ideal but a necessary condition for ecological and social security.
Common Defense: Is the European Union Ready?
On the day the United States halted military support for Ukraine, the European Commission proposed a new plan for Europe’s defense and rearmament.By Gloria Malerba
A “Crisis” that Dehumanizes: The Reality of Migration in the European Union
Is the migration “crisis” in the EU really a crisis? Who does it really affect? A look at how public perception of migration has changed.
How to Identify a Dictator Before They Rise to Power
Sabotaging democratic processes to gain political power is the weapon used by every dictator, in every time and place. Let’s explore the issue.
The Future of Albania Towards the European Union: Will 2030 Be the Turning Point?
The European enlargement can, in some contexts, be seen as a genuine process of stabilizing the Balkans: this is the case of Albania, which has been striving to join the EU since 2009. Will 2030 be the decisive year?
The importance of linguistic and cultural mediation in services for people
Linguistic and cultural mediation is crucial in ensuring equitable access to various services, especially in multicultural contexts like ours.
Philosophy and current events: globalisation creates a new citizenship
What does it mean to be a citizen in a globalised world like today? During the World Day of Philosophy in Bologna, the conference “The Times of Citizenship” explored the issue, providing food for thought and dialogue, highlighting the role played by education for global citizenship for future generations.