The New Federalist | Webzine of the Young European Federalists

21/01/2019 by Juuso Järviniemi

‘Eurolapin’ rabbits stick together to stay safe from the wolves

A new species of creatures has taken the French-speaking pro-EU Internet sphere by storm: the Eurolapins. A European election campaign (...)

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Current Affairs & Policy

21/01/2019 by Pascal Letendre-Hanns

This Week in Europe: Brexit deal rejected, Berlusconi runs in EP elections and more

17/01/2019 by Maria Popczyk

Remembering Paweł Adamowicz, mayor of Gdańsk and an open-minded man

13/01/2019 by Pascal Letendre-Hanns

This Week in Europe: AfD, Italian Populists & more

Members of the TNF team recount big events from Europe from the past week, and point attention to news that may have passed notice. (...)

11/01/2019 by Flavia-Gabriela Sandu

Tusk, about Europe, for Romanians

Romania has been one of the hot topics of Europe at the end of 2018 and the beginning of 2019. The main reason for this is that for the (...)

Youth, Education & Mobility

19/01/2019 by Primož Veselič

How to convince young people in Slovenia and the EU that the Union is a positive initiative

09/01/2019 by Giovana Faria

LGBTI education in Scottish schools: Inspiration for Europe and the world

03/01/2019 by Francesca Risso

All I want for 2019 is more (M)EU(s)!

Most of the kids growing up in the international environment have heard about MUNs, or Model United Nations. Yet somehow, despite them (...)

31/12/2018 by Sébastien Lotte

The Bologna Process: what if my diploma was recognised abroad?

The Bologna process is an initiative aiming at getting the European university systems closer together. In 1998, 29 signatory countries (...)

Economy

18/01/2019 by Bastian De Monte

20th anniversary of the euro: assessing Europe’s single currency

07/01/2019 by Laurin Berresheim

Digital tax: What are we waiting for?

08/12/2018 by Martin Samse

10 Years Since the Financial Crisis: A Review

Ten years ago, the global economy was hit by a severe crisis. The following years of turbulence had a sustaining impact in the economic (...)

26/10/2018 by Lucie Pagnat

#EURegionsWeek: More innovation for better cohesion

More than 6,000 participants and 300 partners participated in the European Week of Regions and Cities that took place from 8 to 11 (...)

Opinion

16/01/2019 by Riccardo Moschetti

When there are no European parties to respond to citizens’ demands, you get populism

12/01/2019 by Juuso Järviniemi

The great realignment: Who will own the cosmopolitan side of the debate?

10/01/2019 by Courrier d’Europe - Made in Sorbonne

All you wanted to know about “good” lobbying but were afraid to ask

Although the word “lobbyist” may sound like an offense to many Europeans, the influence of lobbyists keeps increasing. At the same time, (...)

30/12/2018 by Courrier d’Europe - Made in Sorbonne

Europe’s influential women of 2018

They are heads of government, MEPs or European Commissioners. Powerful and determined, their decisions have shaped the year 2018. Let’s (...)

Thinking Federalist

15/01/2019 by Pascal Letendre-Hanns

The problem is not nations, but nation-states

07/12/2018 by François Mennerat

“Gilets jaunes”, and then? The real French Revolution has not occurred yet

05/12/2018 by Laura Mercier

Interview with Sandro Gozi: “Let’s leave the status quo behind and build a sovereign Europe”

Sandro Gozi, a founding member of the Italian Democratic Party and former minister in charge of European affairs, was elected as the (...)

14/11/2018 by Charles Marsh

The European Parliament calls for a UN Parliamentary Assembly: It is time governments listened

At a plenary session on 5 July, the European Parliament called upon the European Union member states to support the establishment of a (...)

Global Affairs

14/01/2019 by Davide Zurlo

Turning point in EU-Iran relations?

10/01/2019 by Marie Menke

Taiwan: stagnation or change?

21/12/2018 by Davide Zurlo

Caliphate’s modus operandi and EU external relations

The emergence of the Islamic State (IS) can mainly be traced back to two intertwined situations: the political turmoil which followed (...)

14/12/2018 by Jakob Weizman

EU calls for de-escalation, gives funding to Ukraine after Kerch Strait incident

As conflict continues to endure in Ukraine with pro-Russian rebels in Donbass still fighting against the government in the aftermath of (...)

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