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This policy brief examines this tension, exploring its ramifications for the EU’s legitimacy and the urgent need for better representation and engagement of young people in shaping their futures.
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As the European Parliamentary Elections of 2024 draw near, Europe finds itself at a significant juncture. Amidst global uncertainties like geopolitical tensions, environmental crises, and social inequalities, these elections are considered crucial.
At the heart of the matter lies a fundamental discrepancy: while young Europeans express progressive concerns regarding issues like climate action and social justice, the anticipated direction of EU politics appears to diverge. This policy brief examines this tension, exploring its ramifications for the EU’s legitimacy and the urgent need for better representation and engagement of young people in shaping their futures. In essence, it prompts a pivotal question: Can the EU bridge the gap between the aspirations of its youth and the realities of its political landscape?
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This policy paper urges the European Commission to build upon existing international and EU standards to develop a robust Social Investment Framework.
As the European Union grapples with challenges in its Single Market, calls for deeper capital markets integration have intensified. Enrico Letta’s report “Much More than a Market” has gained significant attention, serving as an unofficial blueprint for the proposed Capital Markets Union (CMU), which aims to enhance EU competitiveness and bridge the green funding gap.
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