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EU-TOPIA: Time to Vote
Welcome to EU-topia: Time to Vote, cafébabel's flagship reporting programme, just in time for the 2014 European elections. Unemployment, political disillusionment from euro-obsessed to eurosceptic factions, active citizenship: meet the youth who navigate these sometimes treacherous waters. EU-topia: Time to Vote is made possible by the generous support of Hippocrène Foundation, the European Commission, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Evens Foundation.
Vienna: The Street Art Waltz
Published on — by Veronica Pozzi
Pizza Punk: When Vienna Fights Gentrification
Published on — by Antoine Le Lay
Vienna: Austrian Youth Peer to the Right
Published on — by Jakub Mejer
Habsburg Revisited: A Selfie with Sisi
Published on — by Johannes Laubmeier
Berlin: Rainbow Families Shining Through the Clouds
Published on — by Joel Lewin
The Secret Garden Of Bratislava
Published on — by Katarzyna Piasecka
Slovakia: Black Hole of the European Vote
Published on — by Vincenzo Genovese
Marinaleda: The Utopia Without Unemployment
Published on — by Valentina Calà
Fifteen Glimpses of Berlin
Published on — by Germán Caballero
Bratislava: I am my own Master
Published on — by Maura Bertanzon
Albrecht House: For the Love of Art
Published on — by Isabel Val
Seville: Dance Classes in the Time Bank
Published on — by Lisa Braamt, cafébabel DE
After the Crisis: Seville's Artistic Response
Published on — by Katarzyna Piasecka
Seville: Youth Respond to the Crisis with Co-op
Published on — by Chloé Stevenson
The Political Animal: An Italian Communist in the Bundestag
Published on — by Joel Lewin
Young Populists in Germany: The Attractive Alternative?
Published on — by Juliette Dekeyser
Until When Are You Staying?
Published on — by Daniel Tordable
The Superheroes of Berlin: On the Other Side of the Wall
Published on — by Manu Tomillo
Ideafix: How Krakow is Rediscovering its Self-Worth
Published on — by Àlex Martínez Orts
Brussels: Coffee Instead of a Career
Published on — by Janina Heckmann
The Skatepark in the Shadows of the European Parliament
Published on — by Agnese Capalti
Vienna, What Does Europe Mean to You?
Published on — by José Vicente Bernabeu
Vlaams Belang: Extremely Right, Extremely Lonely
Published on — by Jasper Finkeldey
Turks in Strasbourg: Has Anyone Seen the Lost Politician?
Published on — by Carlos del Castillo
Seville, What Does Europe Mean to You?
Published on — by cafebabel pl
European Identity - What the hell does that mean?
Published on — by Steffen Daniel Meyer
The LGBT Community in Krakow
Published on — by Pablo Garrigos
Strasbourg: The Schizophrenic City
Published on — by Cafébabel, Maria-Christina Doulami
Bratislava, What Does Europe Mean to You?
Published on — by cafébabel FR
In The Bowels of Europe’s Conscience
Published on — by Joel Lewin
Strasbourg: A Tailor in The City of Suits
Published on — by Josep Gutierrez
Brussels, What Does Europe Mean to You?
Published on — by Tullio Filippone
Live the Dream: Finding a Job in Brussels
Published on — by Soraia Ramos
Fighting For Clean Air In Krakow
Published on — by Jelena Prtoric
Streetwork: Helping Kids in Krakow's Roughest Neighbourhood
Published on — by Paul Sinka
Krakow's Identity Crisis: Communism Clutches to Modernity
Published on — by Daphne Damiaans
The Corrala Utopias Bringing Seville Back to Life
Published on — by Alexandra Kuderski