The 2025 LUX Audience Award, a personification of film-making openness and European living well together, nominates five films for the European Parliament’s red carpet. By opening cinema and culture across borders, the community is dedicated to citizens. The 2025 LUX Audience Award’s winner, (…)
Wednesday 29 October 2025
The term “tourism” originated in Great Britain in the early 19th century. It dates back to the practice of the “Grand Tour“: from about 1720, young British aristocrats went on voyages of cultural exploration and self-discovery, and the practice later spread across Europe more widely. The (…)
Saturday 18 October 2025
Every European noticed this week: it was hot. A hear wave hit almost all of EuropeThe climate crisis that experts warned us about for decades is now here and is hitting us hard with heat waves, storms, floods and extreme weather which we have never seen before. To mitigate the damages caused (…)
Wednesday 27 August 2025
Imagine a kaleidoscope of youthful energy and a symphony of ideas harmonizing in the grand halls of European democracy: that was the European Youth Event 2025, and in addition to attending, The New Federalist joined its lively chorus, a resonant voice influencing the conversation of Europe’s (…)
Monday 30 June 2025
This weekend sees the final of the 69th Eurovision Song Contest. This contest - for some people ‘dated’, for others “political” and for yet more ‘a true religion’ - attracts nearly 200 million spectators, making it the most watched non-sporting event in the world. Ahead of Europe’s biggest (…)
Thursday 22 May 2025
Ahead of an upcoming UK-EU summit on 19 May, the British government has confirmed interest in collaborating with the European Union on a joint youth mobility scheme. Details on if and how this scheme would work are still to be confirmed, however, previous discussions have suggested that it (…)
Tuesday 20 May 2025
Initiated by a group of young feminist federalists, this article marks the start of a series on issues investigating how nationalism is deeply intertwined with patriarchy, while intersectionality and federalism can serve as a compass of hope. Under the title “The Feminist Federalist” the series (…)
Friday 9 May 2025
The 2015 Paris Agreement aimed to limit the average global temperature rise to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. However, more and more scientists have warned that we are at risk of surpassing 2°C by 2050. Some of the most pessimistic scenarios already predict a rise of 4°C by 2100. But who is (…)
Wednesday 7 May 2025
Germany’s newest antisemitism resolution fails to achieve its own objectives. A different approach to fighting antisemitism while ensuring a free intellectual discourse is necessary. “Never Again is now - to protect, sustain and strengthen Jewish life in Germany” is the title of the (…)
Wednesday 16 April 2025
A few months before the larger-scale protests erupted in Georgia, I closely followed a TikTok discussion about Cabaret, the iconic Broadway musical. Theatergoers and trend followers argued in the comments. Part of the community was highlighting the political and social reflections of the play – (…)
Wednesday 12 March 2025
"Remigration? I think it’s necessary in some cases,” says Roberto Vannacci, a member of the European Parliament from the Lega party, an extreme-right party that sits in the European Parliament within the group known as Patriots for Europe. This was the first time the word remigrazione (…)
Friday 7 March 2025
The sans-culottes were poor working-class people in 18th century France who became radical militants during the French Revolution. Their identity during this period stemmed from their opposition to the aristocracy. They formed their ideology in means of what they think is best for them in the (…)
Monday 17 February 2025
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