European autonomy faces growing geopolitical challenges, highlighting the need for a unified approach to safeguard sovereignty and amplify influence. Establishing a Federal European State is vital for independence and stability.
Mihalis Panayiotakis
Healthcare under a European Federal Union
A European Federal Union could establish healthcare as a constitutional right, ensuring equitable, high-quality medical services for all Europeans. By centralizing resources, addressing inequalities, and fostering solidarity, it would create a resilient, efficient system prioritizing preventative care, crisis management, and affordability.
Showcased article “The Fight for Democracy: Federalism as a Response to the Rise of the Right”
In his article “The Fight for Democracy: Federalism as a Response to the Rise of the Right” published in The New Federalist, Dimitrios Kandilaptis examines the growing influence of far-right parties across Europe and explores federalism as a potential antidote to this trend
Europe’s Foreign Policy: Defending International Law
Europe must uphold international law, reject selective justice, and resist external pressures. A principled foreign policy demands protecting the ICC’s integrity, ensuring accountability, and promoting a rules-based global order without compromise
The Rome Manifesto: A Blueprint for a Federation or Another Form of Intergovernmentalism?
The Rome Manifesto offers a foundation for a federal Europe but requires updates. Addressing fiscal union, federal competences, and governance structures is essential for realizing a true European Federal Union.
Euroscepticism and federation
How do federalists can engage with rational eurosceptics