Ubbu is digital education platform designed to teach kids coding at school, while they also learn about the world around them.
What might look like games, are in fact lessons in logic, maths and computational thinking.
Watch #MadeInEurope tonight at 20.30 CET on Euronews.
Om ni missade det. Sommarens viktigaste Sommar. Hur sanning manipuleras, demokrati hotas, oberoende journalistisk monteras ner, o hur allt detta stänger dörren för en positiv framtid, som fortfarande finns därute… https://t.co/PnqIkmWlHK
Breaking News: Senators John Cornyn of Texas and Thom Tillis of North Carolina, the two Republican senators who threatened to block Todd Blanche’s confirmation as attorney general, now say they support it. https://t.co/uHo1IoRNCV
Italian company Favini is taking the pressure off forests with its eco-friendly paper.
This week's episode of #MadeInEurope walks through how they use coffee beans and other agricultural waste to make paper.
The Mamdani administration plans to replace nine local organizations with a single citywide contractor and pull roughly $1 million out of a program that helps local industrial shops navigate an array of challenges.
https://t.co/ALqKyQHezi
I've always thought that the campaign against "ultra-processed" foods was mindless. What the heck does that even mean: the more things you do to food, the less healthy it is? New RCTs and analyses confirm that the stigma is meaningless (it's calories, fiber, & other causes, not "ultraprocessing") and even harmful: it encourages RFKj's MAHA quackery. I suspect that food researchers are subject to class bias: food that poor people like and can afford must be unhealthy. https://t.co/LaVlWVSd9F
Pope Francis has visited the island that symbolises the migrant crisis. Greeted by thousands, he stressed Europe’s duty to act and urged the faithful not to ignore the suffering of those forced to leave their homeland. #EuropeNews
➡️ https://t.co/AF8kOGj177
The recent scraping of ultra-catastrophic climate scenarios show that climate action works. Normal people have voted, protested, & cajoled government and industry to install vast amounts of renewable power, making it the cheapest option.
Well done people!
https://t.co/lxd2FgwLIt
Thirteen Democratic House members and candidates announced their support for a centrist initiative aimed at pushing back against the party’s tilt toward democratic socialism. https://t.co/pR8c47hZrY
Four causes of ignorance: frail/unsuited authority, influence of custom, the opinion of the unlearned cowd, condealment of one's ignorance in a display of apparent wisdom
Vice President JD Vance expressed sympathy for former president Richard Nixon, suggesting that Nixon was wrongly forced out as president in 1974 and comparing his political travails decades ago to those facing President Trump now. https://t.co/LsvpI4kTIY
Is Russia trying to escalate Polish-Ukrainian tensions in Gdańsk?
Russia may be trying to escalate an historic row between Poland and Ukraine, as leaders from the two countries gather in Gdańsk for the Ukraine Recovery Conference, Marcelina Burzec reports for #EuropeToday.
"Far from the spotlight fixed on Iran, Ukraine, Lebanon and other global conflicts, Myanmar, a Southeast Asian nation of about 50 million people, has quietly collapsed." Brave and important reporting from @hkbeech and @berehulak#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar https://t.co/fczwkaEYL7
This is so telling. So scary. So concerning. The predictions for 2050, made in 2014, on extreme heat in France, are vastly exceeded, already in 2026. Why? We have underestimated the rate of change. Warming is accelerating. Ocean heat is off the charts. Is Earth losing Resilience?
Giving the opening keynote at @UNESCO's International Workshop for Government Consultancies this morning.
Six EU member states are building in-house consulting capacity to reduce structural dependence on external providers. This is the argument of The Big Con: governments that outsource their thinking outsource their ability to govern.
The question is not whether to use consultants but whether you have the internal capability to know what you need, who to work with, and whether the advice you are getting is any good.
More of our work on state capacity below.
What washes up on #Alaska's wild & operatic Outer Coast? Lost birds. Shipwrecks jutting like monuments to apocalypse. Giant buoys rolled by winds down empty beaches. And a yellowed light that slows your heart. It's like that antique edge of the world where the water falls off.
europe has plenty of problems.
slow growth. weak leaders. political frustration.
but the idea of europe is proving more resilient than expected.
@gzeromedia