Jan Techau: How Europe Got Lucky
In the summer of 2040, the EU has finally turned into a functioning regional power. It took Russia attacking the Baltics, another euro crisis, and a migrant boom to get…
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Düzen Tekkal: More Courage!
In old mythological tales, Europe is portrayed as a woman, a princess who was kidnapped by a god – in the form of a bull – and taken to the…
Angelika Gifford: Familiarity without trust: youth will be Europe’s greatest challenge
“Young people do not think too deeply about the European peace project, but they casually accept the benefits of the international community, writes Angela Gifford, member of different Supervisory Boards,…
Simone Menne: Europe does not mean giving up your homeland
“The image of Europe’s circle of stars is one of unity in diversity – but it lacks the connecting centre”, writes Simone Menne, manager and supervisory board member of several…
Antti Herlin: European values are a seal of quality
“Europe has become a shared environment for work and study”, writes Antti Herlin, Chairman of the Board of Finnish KONE Corporation, in our article series “Europe can do better. How…
Johannes Teyssen: Letter to a Eurosceptic
Dear Eurosceptic, Let’s talk about Europe. You’d rather not? You’re not against Europe, just tired of it? That doesn’t surprise me. You’ve developed an acute allergy to political sermons and…
Tina Müller: #ForwardEurope: A European path to the future
“Europe is a huge opportunity – but its solidarity has taken for granted, writes Tina Müller, CEO of Douglas, in our article series “Europe can do better. How our continent…