European Expression

The European Expression journal participating on the debate on The Future of Europe is probing all European citizens to reflect on this topic and provide their brief personal “European Quote” (a maximum of 280 characters as an analogy to Twitter messages).
Our aim is to create opportunities for public dialogue, stimulate participation of European citizens in the forthcoming elections and to understand the issues and challenges that Europe faces from the point of view of its citizens.

We are now welcoming European quotes that reply to the question:
Which are the major existential threats for Europe in the 21st century?

Replies could address any of the following subjects, among others:
1) The economic, financial and productive decline compared to the rest of the world
2) The dilemma between one federal Europe versus a series of European unions or even return to the “medieval fiefdoms” era
3) The European demographic deficit due to an aging and stagnant population
4) The rise of European political extremism and populism
5) The global menace of climate change
6) Europe’s energy dependence from third countries
7) Security threats to European citizens from poor immigration management, armed conflicts and/or terrorism
8) Europe’s exclusion from the avant-garde of technological revolutions either due to brain drain or to lack of vision

A selection of these European quotes would be published in future European Expression issues.

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