The New Federalist | Webzine of the Young European Federalists

History, Society & Culture2021-04-11 23:39:33

29/03/2021 by Théo Boucart

Freedom of speech: a new case of France’s fragile democracy?

28/03/2021 by Dorottya Kósa

A matter of interpretation: Christian values and LGBTQ+ Rights in Hungary and (...)

01/03/2021 by Annika Pietrus

Separated but still together: Church and State in Germany

In 2009, a head physician at a Catholic hospital was dismissed by his employer, the Catholic Church. He was accused of being disloyal (...)

25/01/2021 by Rebecca Wenmoth

Italy’s State Secularism: full of contradictions

Favoring Catholicism over Islam, from school benches to mosques’ building permits, Italy seems to have given its very own twist to the (...)

Current Affairs2021-04-11 14:12:52

28/03/2021 by Devin Sean Martin

Taxes: your subscription to democracy

26/03/2021 by Anna Drettakis

The Polish State Adrift

23/03/2021 by Isabelle Walker

Right to Protest: UK’s New Policing Bill is a Threat to Democracy

Isabelle Walker looks at how the UK’s new policing bill threatens people’s right to protest, and why this is important in the context of (...)

21/03/2021 by Aaron Gates-Lincoln

Domestic Abuse Bill lacks protection for migrant women

Aaron Gates-Lincoln looks at the Domestic Abuse Bill and how it falls short, leaving migrant women with insecure immigration status and (...)

Digital Affairs2021-04-09 23:30:09

10/04/2021 by Inés Flor García

Digital Green Certificate, a tool to facilitate safe free movement across the EU

28/03/2021 by Inés Flor García

Data is power: how our new informational ecosystem on social media defies democracy

27/03/2021 by Maia Kemp-Welch

Digital democracy: a new life for political participation?

The boom of technological changes in the last decade has been rapidly moving life online, including government processes. This has been (...)

13/02/2021 by Stéphanie-Fabienne Lacombe

Repair or Replace? A question for the digital era

Between unfair wages, heavy mining activities, and important CO2-emissions, the electronic industry is not sustainable in its current (...)

Social Fabric and Equal Footing2021-04-08 17:41:26

08/04/2021 by Věra Dvořáková

International students in Denmark and their struggles with debt

06/04/2021 by Irene Queralt Santamatilde

Towards a Feminist Europe: European feminist foreign policy beyond the halls of (...)

28/03/2021 by Xesc Mainzer Cardell

Is Western Europe really a beacon of democracy and civil liberties?

Many people consider Western European countries a haven for civil liberties, a place where respect for rule of law and freedom is (...)

22/03/2021 by Elsie Haldane

Violence against women: a silent attack on democracy

DEMOCRACY UNDER PRESSURE. This article is part of our feature investigating challenges to democracy in Europe. From 22nd March to 4th (...)

Energy and the Climate Crisis2021-04-06 01:02:30

06/04/2021 by Eyes on Europe

The European recovery plan: a policy continuation or a political revival?

01/03/2021 by Clara Murray

Beyond the CAP: is Brexit UK farming’s moment to go green?

11/01/2021 by Nikolas Kockelmann

Cut the C(R)AP: An argument for a new federal food policy

How can we create a truly sustainable food system, where health and safety standards are harmonized across Europe, while simultaneously (...)

18/12/2020 by Anicet Delporte

Envicrime: Billions of Euros in Illegal Profits

Environmental crime – or ‘envicrime’ for short – is a growing problem, but still badly-defined, little-understood, and hard to fight. (...)

Interviews and Guest Writers2021-04-03 14:33:06

03/04/2021 by Annika Pietrus

The media start-up taking on Bulgaria’s corrupt press: Interview with Kristina Dimova

26/03/2021 by Kimberley Mannion

Journalism in an ’Illiberal Democracy’: Interview with Ádám Magyar of Euronews in (...)

24/03/2021 by Andreï Vaitovich

Andreï Vaitovich: “Journalism has become a crime in Belarus”

Interview of the month: the French-Belarusian Andreï Vaitovich has been covering political events in his country of origin since the (...)

05/03/2021 by Juuso Järviniemi

Commissioner Dubravka Šuica on Conference on the Future of Europe: “Concrete follow-up will be the measure of our success”

Already before her election as European Commission President in 2019, Ursula von der Leyen announced that she wanted to launch a (...)

Newsletter2021-04-01 05:22:55

08/04/2021 by Devin Sean Martin

The Bulletin, Vol.1 Issue 18

01/04/2021 by Devin Sean Martin

The Bulletin, Vol.1 Issue 17

EU Institutions and Policy2021-03-27 05:17:16

27/03/2021 by Nicholas Kulawiak

Is Tweeting “Andrzej Duda is a moron” a Crime?: The Troubling Potential for Abuse in Poland’s Defamation Laws

24/03/2021 by Elizabeth Sadusky

Fifteen Years On: An Interview with “Free Belarus” Campaign Founder Åsa Gunvén

Europe in the World2021-03-13 15:14:06

27/03/2021 by Annika Pietrus

EU-China Investitionsabkommen: Einigung um jeden Preis?

13/03/2021 by Sonja Afanasjeva

It’s not just about Navalny

Thinking Federalist2021-01-11 19:09:39

11/01/2021 by Sebastiano Putoto

Breaking the siege on European democracy

20/12/2020 by David Măhălean

European Perspectives on European Journalism

Youth and Travel2021-01-08 12:06:09

08/01/2021 by Kimberley Mannion

We Belong Europe Podcast

19/10/2020 by Lorène Weber

European mobility: Erasmus, volunteering, Interrail, culture…the choice is yours!

Commentary2020-11-23 17:34:49

05/09/2020 by Naman Karl-Thomas Habtom

Union of Unions: The Need for Regional Integration in Europe

09/06/2020 by Madelaine Pitt

The European myth of Judeo-Christian Values