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• ↓ Thanks to its 34 members in 22 countries, EDJNet explores Europe through data since 2017
• ↓ Mental healthcare in Europe
• ↓ The Age of Megafires
• ↓ Gender gap in diplomacy
• ↓ Fashion Sustainability
• ↓ The Map of Inequalities
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"by: Janine Louloudi,Kostas Zafeiropoulos,Konstantina Maltepioti"

"WILDFIRES | In the last decade, extreme wildfires have shifted from being outliers to becoming a recurring phenomenon throughout most of Europe. Characterized by their high intensity and speed, these fires are also affected by rising temperatures and extreme weather. This investigation by MIIR maps the regions mostly affected by large-size wildfires, the types of landscapes and vegetation burnt, and the challenges of restricting megafires."

"GENDER GAP IN DIPLOMACY | Women are still severely underrepresented in the diplomatic field, despite the multiple attempts made by some European Union countries to increase the number of female ambassadors. However, this situation is a result of many overlapping factors, including explicit bans that forbade women from entering the field, societal pressures, and burdensome traditions. This investigation by Civio describes the root causes of this phenomenon, and what could be done to break the glass ceiling."

"FASHION SUSTAINABILITY | Since the early 2000s, fashion brands started having to incorporate the growing requests for more sustainable clothing into their productive processes. However, in many cases, there is a huge gap between the declared goals and objectives, and the actual steps taken to achieve those targets. This investigation by Deutsche Welle checks the level of commitment towards sustainability of several fashion brands in Europe, as well as how transparent they are in reporting their progresses."

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Thanks to its 34 members in 22 countries, EDJNet explores Europe through data since 2017

Mental healthcare in Europe

The Age of Megafires

Gender gap in diplomacy

Fashion Sustainability

The Map of Inequalities