Youth mental health is now a concern for governments across Europe. In our episode, we ask whether anxiety is an illness or a consequence of our times. This article asks two other questions that the episode leaves open : does anxiety affect every background in the same way ? And what can, and what can't, schools do ?

On October 5th, outside a lycée in Lens, a fifteen-year-old lost a hand during a police operation. The investigation will say exactly how. A boy of fifteen. A hand.

In the latest episode of Inequity, we start from September 17, 2026 — two Russian jets inside NATO airspace, over Lithuania — to tell a very current paradox : Europe is rearming but still buys most of its weapons from the United States and still hasn't answered the question of who decides, on the day a decision has to be made fast.

Our latest episode laid out a stark number : an hour of work is worth roughly three times more in Luxembourg than in Greece. Same Union, same rules, same currency in most cases.

In 1968, women represented only 2.6% of the Italian Parliament and Emma Bonino entered Parliament in 1976 as one of the few female voices in an Assembly designed by and for men.

Not every inequality is an inequity. But every inequity, in the end, is an injustice: differences that could have gone differently, but that we produced, tolerated, or let settle until they came to look inevitable.