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A sovereign Europe: US disengagement from NATO as an opportunity

Piercamillo Falasca

“If we are not treated fairly, we will consider leaving NATO.”– Donald Trump Donald Trump’s announcement of a possible US exit from NATO can no longer be ignored. Whether it is a provocation, a tactic or a real warning, it represents a direct challenge to Europe. The US, with Trump or after Trump, may not […]

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Romania: Democracy is not just voting, but a system of values

Filippo Rossi

The cancellation of the presidential elections in Romania is not a setback, but a concrete example of how the defence of democracy can sometimes require extreme gestures. We are not talking about a setback, but about a courageous choice that shifts the focus to a fundamental truth: democracy is not just one system of government, […]

A 500 billion fund for European defence, the big bang needed

Sofia Fornari

Donald Trump’s return to the White House for a second term could be a crucial moment for Europe’s security. With the prospect of reduced US support for NATO andUkraine, Europe is faced with a dramatic reality: it must urgently adopt a bold and collective approach to its defence. Central to this effort is the proposal […]

Orbán’s lousy six-month presidency exposes EU limitations: radical reform needed

Piercamillo Falasca

Hungary’s six-month presidency of the Council of the European Union, under the leadership of Viktor Orbán until 31 December 2024, will not be remembered for European progress, but for the confusion it created. Orbán turned what should be a coordinating role into a showcase for his national political agenda, leaving the Union trapped between inefficiency […]

Magnette: proportional system to avoid the Italianisation of French politics

Piercamillo Falasca

‘The rule of the French political game makes parliamentary democracy very difficult’. This is the view of Paul Magnette, president of the Belgian Socialist Party and professor of political theory at the Université libre de Bruxelles, in an interview with Le Monde about the ongoing political-institutional paralysis in France. According to Magnette, the current French […]

Anti-European far-right wins? It’s the pro-Europeans’ fault

Filippo Rossi

The assertion of consensus towards the extreme right in Europe is not a bolt from the blue, nor the product of a sudden populist drift. It is rather the clear symptom of a profound failure of liberal-democratic politics, which in recent decades has lost its ability to be decisive, concrete, comprehensible. When politics takes refuge […]

From Brexit and Bregret to Bregain: reimagining Britain’s future with Europe

Matthew Robinson

Bregret has become a familiar term in the UK, capturing the growing unease about Brexit’s consequences. But while regret is understandable, it doesn’t offer a way forward. Enter Bregain—a concept rooted in optimism, pragmatism, and the idea that the UK and the EU can forge a new relationship that benefits both sides. What is Bregain? […]

L'Europeista is a newspaper with no registration requirement, art 3-bis Law 103/2012 as amended. Editor-in-Chief: Piercamillo Falasca | Editorial Director: Filippo Rossi | Publisher: Europafutura Association.