Social Prescribing Pilot Helps Tackle Stress and Loneliness

– Advertisement – Mental health issues account for one in five visits to the family doctor. In addition to costs, the situation often results in a lack of suitable solutions for those affected. Social prescribing plays a crucial role in assisting patients who struggle with loneliness, stress, or low social participation. The result of the […]

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Croatia Makes Train Travel Free for Children, Students and Seniors

For more than five years now, Croatia has been increasingly focusing on making train travel free for children, schoolchildren and older people. The offer, which began as a temporary pilot project, has led to a sharp increase in passenger numbers. Now the government has expanded the programme once again: since the beginning of the year, […]

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Europe Beats the US on Life, Safety and holidays

Around 450 million people live in the 27 EU countries – significantly more than in the USA, which has a population of around 348 million. However, there are considerable differences in living conditions when it comes to key social indicators. Life expectancy is higher in the EU, infant mortality is lower, as are murder rates […]

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If we want higher birth rates, men—not women—need to step up

The rise of „Tradwives“ has certainly led many to believe that a return to traditional role models is key to higher birth rates. But a new study suggests that the solution lies much more in men taking on more responsibility at home. Because women are more likely to have children where they have the security […]

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Safer Streets, Greater Fear – London driven by Social Media

How dangerous is London really? Violent videos and posts about ‘London crime’ dominate social media, reinforcing the image of the British capital – a narrative that is exploited politically by right-wing politicians. According to surveys, more and more Britons therefore consider London to be unsafe. But the figures tell a different story: violent crime has […]

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The Knoydart Community: Self-government & affordable housing

The community of Knoydart in the Scottish Highlands lives according to ancient clan structures. The residents work together in solidarity, with profits going back to the community and thus benefiting everyone. Electricity is produced independently via a small hydroelectric power plant, forests are reforested, and native animal species are protected. This makes Knoydart not only […]

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US billionaires are steering formerly liberal CBS toward Trump

Since billionaires took control of the US television network CBS, it has become a conservative opinion factory. The case is a prime example of how financial power can transform traditional media into right-wing propaganda channels. The media company Columbia Broadcasting System was founded in New York in 1927. Since then, CBS has been one of […]

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These 14 companies are among the biggest tax dodgers in the EU

Every working person has to pay taxes. Large companies with billions in turnover, on the other hand, use a variety of methods to avoid paying taxes. As a result, they often pay even less tax than their employees. Companies conceal or shift profits—and our state coffers remain empty. We shed light on the tax tricks […]

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How Billionaires Could Profit from Trump’s Greenland Ambitions

After the U.S. military operation against Venezuela, U.S. President Donald Trump made it clear that he has other countries in his sights. Alongside threats directed at Colombia, Cuba, and Mexico, he declared that the United States must also control Greenland — for the sake of “national security.” Since Trump’s first term, some of the world’s […]

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