Climate: Inspiring New Narratives Over the last few years, a new generation of climate activists have embraced these tools as a means to inform and explain, but also to stir emotions and raise awareness about the latest environmental issues. Skillfully taking advantage of new digital formats and different social media platforms, these young people are reinventing the way they engage with their audiences by placing the creation of inspiring new narratives at the heart of their approach. Flore Vasseur, Neige Flocon, Thelma Dumont, Camille de Toledo, Matti Aikio © Brice Robert What New Deal For Creative Europe? At a time when the resilience of the cultural and creative sectors is being sorely tested by the fallout from the global pandemic, the new programme should also support the European Commission’s strategies to address the key challenges of our age, including the digital economy, the European Green Deal, the new Bauhaus, and the defense of pluralism and media freedom. Anne-Caroline Jambeau, Antoine Pecqueur, Pascal Brunet, Gabriele Rosana, Élise Phamgia © Brice Robert A New ‘European model’ to Compete with China and the USA? In his latest essay ‘Slow Democracy’ (published by Allary), David Djaïz writes that Europe must “stop being a market
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