Towards a Relational Europe
A family-centred Europe as the solution to the demographic challenge
This webinar will examine some of the complex factors including cultural shifts, economic pressures, and social changes. Together, we’ll explore topics such as changing family dynamics, urbanization, housing affordability, and the evolving roles of education and work.
Can we have a rational conversation about immigration?
Much of Europe’s left, centrist and centre-right voices expressed various degrees of shock and unease over the results of the extreme-right AfD in Saxony and Thuringia last Sunday 1 September. These results cannot be simply be put in the same ‘box’ as other election results in which populist parties have made gains or even gained power.
A European Africa Agenda 2025-2100
Migration from Africa: what is the Christian and human response? Yes, we can, and must, help those who make it to Europe’s shores. However, a better and more effective long-term solution is to try to understand and address the push factors that fuel migration in the first place. Africa will grow and develop in the future and the only way forward is to partner with it. This book shows you how...

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Can we have a rational conversation about immigration?

Friday, September 6, 2024
Much of Europe’s left, centrist and centre-right voices expressed various degrees of shock and unease over the results of the extreme-right AfD in Saxony and Thuringia last Sunday 1 September. These results cannot be simply be put in the same ‘box’ as other election results in which populist parties have made gains or even gained power.

Demographics: and the need for an economy that supports families

Friday, July 5, 2024
Demographics in Europe is changing rapidly. Either we change our economy or we will soon face massive problems in essential services such as healthcare, police and so on. We therefore need a fundamental change in what we really value in our society and we need an economy that supports families.

A Strong EU thanks to Strong Values and Strong Member States

Monday, May 6, 2024
During the Maastricht debate between the Spitzenkandidaten of the European political parties, Maylis Roßberg of the European Free Alliance stated that “The European Union has become hostage to its member states. But for me there’s a simple solution for that: Strengthen the European Parliament.”

Human dignity is truly the only foundation for a common future!

Monday, March 25, 2024
Across Europe we see a continuation of polarization. Deep social and cultural rifts translate in very personal clashes of all kinds of (geo)political issues.


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A family-centred Europe as the solution to the demographic challenge

Thursday, December 12, 2024
This webinar will examine some of the complex factors including cultural shifts, economic pressures, and social changes. Together, we’ll explore topics such as changing family dynamics, urbanization, housing affordability, and the evolving roles of education and work.


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Christian foundation of the EU

A Missing Piece of the Puzzle?

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(Religious) Extremism and Its Impact on Migration from Northern Africa to Europe. By Juho Kareinen

A Holistic Overview of Migration from Africa to the EU

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The ‘who’, ‘why’ and ‘how’ of migration. By Juliëtte Heij


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