Five Ideas for Winter That Will Stick in Your Memory
Sharpen your skiing skills in Portugal It is hard to imagine snow in Portugal since it bathes in the sun both in winter and summer. But as it turns out,…
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CouchSurfing: The World Just Got Smaller
This story is a personal experience of the Youth Time reporter using a CouchSurfing network.
Transport Surfing: A Fashionable Mode to Catch a Ride
It’s a pretty standard day off. Decent weather. Nothing to do, but somewhere to be. And, of course, you’re late. So you and your pulse race to the station, down…
Not Your Nana’s Knitting
Knitting is back and it’s not just being done by grey-haired grannies. Everyone’s doing it, even Hollywood A-listers.
Geocaching: Feel Like an Archaeologist
«It’s funny to find a review in Czech, left by one of the players, in a Russian geocache which has a description in English»
48 Hour Film Project: Experience of the Youth Time reporter
Did you ever imagine making a movie within 48 hours? And there is more: These two days have to be enough to create the whole concept of the short film,…
Easy-riders And Whores: Why Is The Talk About Dating Sites True?
A story told by our friend in an active search for a new girlfriend inspired our editorial office to conduct this experiment.
Youth and Politics: Possibilities of Interaction
In this article, I have relied on personal experience and have not aimed to pursue an academic analysis of the topic. Politics will be considered here as a collective method/tool…
Media Wars as Seen Through the Example of Ukraine
Do you like to keep up with current events? Read news feeds? Are you sure you're being told the truth?
Clash of Civilizations: Myth or Inevitability?
Opinion of the Founding President of the World Public Forum “Dialogue of Civilizations”, prof. Vladimir Yakunin
Universities are a Thing of the Past?
Opinion of the YT contributor and a founder of the "Council," a think-tank for The Internet of Things Rob van Kranenburg
Self-Tracking Welcome to the Internet of Thinking Era
The world is covered with robots, computers, wireless networks, surveillance equipment, and enough data to make a term like ‘information obesity’ come into common parlance.