#EUIUpFront: Revital Madar and Caitlin Procter @eui-schuman.bsky.social on what academia owes Gaza: rebuilding education, supporting students, partnerships on the ground. 🎥 Full conversation: https://loom.ly/E6Q_Hg0

Daniel Prosi @eui-eco.bsky.social explains how foreign direct investment benefits host countries. His research focuses on how "forward linkages"—local businesses buying inputs and services from foreign investors—spur productivity. 🔗 https://loom.ly/uwfFAv4

PhD researcher Esteban Scuzarello @eui-sps.bsky.social studies how identity shapes who is granted asylum in Latin America, and why the process is far more random than the law suggests. Watch the full video: https://loom.ly/aBy0VRg #MyEUIResearch

Cheaper copies of biologic medicines, or a source of innovation in their own right? Velizar Kirilov from @eui-law.bsky.social focuses on biosimilars, competition law, and the coming patent cliff in our latest #MyEUIResearch story. 🔗https://loom.ly/VSN9vEw

Before she was an economist, Chengzi Yi @eui-eco.bsky.social worked in a bank in China, watching firms navigate financing and market-entry costs firsthand. That experience shaped her PhD. Watch our new #MyEUIResearch video 🎥 https://loom.ly/CGi0yko

In Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV warns against "AI messianism" — the risk of a technological monolith replacing religious pluralism. Read the analysis by Francisco de Abreu Duarte @eui-stg.bsky.social on The Conversation 👉 https://loom.ly/idvr7c4

In an interview, @martakorczak.bsky.social @eui-eco.bsky.social & Urszula Markowska-Manista discuss the situation of Ukrainian children in Polish schools, stressing the cross-cultural assistants' role. 🔗https://loom.ly/wQd-7VQ

Lucía Bosoer @eui-stg.bsky.social uses Susan Strange's book 'The Retreat of the State' to explore the shifting boundaries of political authority in a world where Big Tech wields significant power, but the State shows no signs of retreat. 🔗 https://loom.ly/o2729vo

Why are women greener than men, and why doesn't it always show at the ballot box? @ingvildzinober.bsky.social @eui-sps.bsky.social traces this pattern across 36 countries and asks what really explains it. https://loom.ly/cc5jX4E

How do you write a book with 24 scholars about a figure you cannot turn into a hero? Giorgio Riello from @eui-history.bsky.social on a new volume that uses one merchant's account as a guide to the early modern world. #EUIResearch https://loom.ly/Hbg1uaU

🏦 In this #EUIResearch interview, Anissa Bougrea, a Max Weber Fellow at the @eui-schuman.bsky.social, explores how the growing use of public funds to attract private capital is reshaping global development finance. 🔗https://loom.ly/h3Oca6I

A single 3-hour workshop measurably increased support for tough climate policies, like taxing beef and banning short-haul flights. New @eui-sps.bsky.social research in PNAS. We spoke to authors Max Bradley & Nina Lopez-Uroz 🔗 loom.ly/QJIXMpQ

Hard climate policy: how a three-hour workshop changes minds

Researchers Max Bradley and Nina LopezUroz explain how a single threehour climate workshop measurably increases student support for costly policies like meat

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🎥 "We very often ask politicians what their visions are and what their problems are, but we do not ask these same questions of public administrations and the people who lead them." Learn more about the European Public Administration Leadership Programme #EUPALP 🔎 www.eui.eu/news-hub?dis...

#EUI50: Nearly ten years in, what does the @eui-stg.bsky.social stand for? @johannamair.bsky.social, Laura Rahm & Francesco Gallo reflect, in the latest #uniquelyEUI episode. 🎥 https://loom.ly/mjKDbPY

Is international law dead? Not according to @eui-law.bsky.social Professors Sarah Nouwen and Arnulf Becker Lorca. In the new #EUIUpFront they argue it is often those who break international law who are quickest to declare it finished. 🎥 https://loom.ly/VDhd9GU

Immigration is one of Europe's most debated issues, yet relatively few people hold extreme views. In this #EUIResearch interview, James Dennison explores how attitudes towards immigration are formed and why some narratives resonate more than others. 🎥 Watch: https://loom.ly/ld-Z4SE

Are queer rights EU values? EUI researcher Emilia Vrahimi from @eui-law.bsky.social speaks about the gap between what EU law promises and who it actually protects, from crime victims in Cyprus to trans citizens at the border. 👉 https://loom.ly/il2FrD4

Prof. Lucy Riall of @eui-history.bsky.social has won an @erc.europa.eu Advanced Grant #ERCAdG, awarded this year to just 9.6% of applicants. Her project studies migration and empire in South America. 🔗 https://loom.ly/_hQ1fek

🔍In the latest #TheConversation piece, Odysseas Konstantinakos @eui-sps.bsky.social explores effective governance and the role of institutions in the face of uncertainty. 🔗 https://loom.ly/NFnBeQw

Shedding light on the history of Mediterranean slavery If you are in Paris by mid-July, don't miss the exhibition Esclaves en Mediterranee, co-curated by our own M'hamed Oualdi 👉 loom.ly/uOgzQXk 📆 Open until 19 July 2026 🆓 Free of charge 📍 Institut du Monde Arabe, Espace des donateurs, niveau -2

Francis Ohanyido @eui-stg.bsky.social examines the African Union’s Health Security and Sovereignty Agenda that aims to shift Africa’s role in global health from an importer of solutions to an active co-designer of systems. Read more 👉 https://loom.ly/GZ_nnhI

For over a decade, the Media Pluralism Monitor has made media pluralism measurable. We sat down with @eldaelda.bsky.social @eui-schuman.bsky.social to discuss how the Monitor’s holistic approach informed evidence-based policymaking & contributed to the European Media Freedom Act. 📌 loom.ly/6CpnYb8

In an interview, Visiting Fellow @alicedominici.bsky.social @eui-eco.bsky.social discusses her research on how creative school activities build the digital skills students need to thrive—boosting high schoolers' university intentions and career aspirations toward STEM. 🔗 https://loom.ly/BCNsqKc

📝In the latest @theconversation.com piece, Andrea Vaccaro and Rachel Gisselquist explore how eroding global health cooperation affects responses to health crises such as the recent Ebola and Hantavirus outbreaks. 🔗https://loom.ly/SQdiUYo

Being rich was not enough, one also needed bon goût. Emma Schwak's research at @eui-history.bsky.social traces the first 'influencers' in post-Revolutionary Paris. #MyEUIResearch story: https://loom.ly/6Np44Ds

Discrimination is often easier to identify in theory than in practice. EUI Professor @distasioval.bsky.social @eui-sps.bsky.social on why it's so hard to recognise – and what that means for workplaces. 🔗 https://loom.ly/4dfroi8

What defined the EUI in 2025? A year of renewal, a new strategy, and a global community advancing research, engagement, and communication. Explore the highlights from our Annual Report 2025 👉 https://loom.ly/xs9Ijvo

In this #EUIResearch interview, @eui-eco.bsky.social Prof. Özlem Bedre Defolie examines how hybrid e-commerce platforms can shape competition in subtle ways, influencing prices, product variety, and consumer choices. 🔗 https://loom.ly/pL8QiZY

☢️ In this #EUIdeas piece, EUI Visiting Fellow Angela Liberatore explores how the Chornobyl disaster has shaped policy responses, emergency preparedness, and debates about nuclear safety during the 40 years since the accident. 👉 https://loom.ly/nnObCm0

🔍 In the latest #EUIdeas piece, Kunhao Yang, a PhD researcher at the @eui-law.bsky.social, explores the evolving dynamics of EU-China relations and examines pathways towards greater cooperation. 🔗https://loom.ly/7n-cAOE