
ALT A scrapbook page featuring a colorized vintage photograph of a young Marie Skłodowska Curie standing next to a table, taped with yellow masking tape. Next to the photo are drawn test tubes and a dried leaf. Text at the bottom reads: "Marie Skłodowska Curie. Born in Warsaw on November 7, 1867".

ALT A scrapbook page about Marie Curie's achievements, featuring a colorized photo of her working in a laboratory, alongside a smaller historical group photo. Typewriter and handwritten-style text reads: "She was the first woman scientist to win a Nobel Prize ...and the first person to win the prize twice".

ALT A scrapbook page featuring a colorized photograph of Marie Curie holding glowing test tubes in a laboratory. It includes scientific illustrations of glassware, handwritten notes, and a famous quote: “Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood”.

ALT The final scrapbook page featuring a colorized portrait of an older Marie Curie inside a Polaroid-style frame with her signature ("M. Skłodowska Curie") below it. The page is decorated with dried flowers and scientific illustrations, with script text reading: "Now is the time to understand more so that we may fear less".

ALT On a blue background the text reads EUROPE’S DIGITAL FUTURE in large, bold white and yellow lettering, with the subtitle 'Stronger. Smarter. Sovereign.' Below it are three white icons and labels—AI, Cloud, and Chips—separated by thin vertical lines: three sparkles, a cloud with an upload arrow, and a microchip. A white outlined EU logo appears in the bottom-right corner.

ALT Title poster for the "2026 Update: EU Enlargement" on a blue background featuring EU stars and four custom stars representing candidate countries: Montenegro, Albania, Ukraine, and Moldova.

ALT Summary slide titled "2026 Update: EU Enlargement" on a blue background detailing the progress of four countries with corresponding emblem stars: Montenegro (completed screening, 33 chapters opened, 21 provisionally closed), Albania (completed screening, 33 chapters opened, 4 provisionally closed), Ukraine (completed screening, 24 chapters opened), and Moldova (completed screening, 24 chapters opened).

ALT A minimalist poster with a white background reads: “Journalists are being killed, tortured, harassed, detained, forced into exile. Impunity must end.” The words “Journalists are being” and “Impunity must end” are in bold, with the latter highlighted in red. A small European Union emblem, represented by a circle of stars inside a rectangular outline, appears at the bottom.









