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.
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The portrait of a federalist: introducing Altiero Spinelli
Altiero Spinelli’s federalist vision, articulated in the Ventotene Manifesto, remains profoundly relevant as Europe faces resurgent nationalism, climate threats, and democratic erosion. His call for a united, supranational European federation offers enduring insights into addressing transnational challenges through democratic reform and international cooperation
Is a European Federal Union an Unattainable Utopia?
Federalism is not a lost cause but a necessity. It offers the best solution to Europe’s crises, safeguarding democracy and sovereignty. By pooling resources and ensuring equitable governance, federalism provides a realistic, sustainable path toward unity and collective strength.
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.
Amid Crises: The Case for a Federal Europe to Reclaim Democracy and Relevance
Europe faces mounting political and economic crises, with France and Germany at the forefront. Disillusionment with elites and systemic gridlocks threaten democracy. A Federal European State offers a transformative path forward, empowering citizens and restoring Europe’s global relevance.
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