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From economic crises to geopolitical challenges, the EU often struggles to act decisively. A federal Europe would be stronger, united, and sovereign. Support a democratic European Federal Union! Sign now: change.org/p/europeans-fo…

Europe is at a turning point. On June 4, 17:15 CET, Together for Europe is hosting an open online meeting to discuss what comes next — not as a top-down presentation, but as a real debate. Federalist? Join us. Eurosceptic but think Europe is in crisis? Join us too. Challenge us. Europe’s future will not be decided by the indifferent. f.mtr.cool/ukvmoivjuw #Europe #EU #FutureOfEurope

#Intergovernmentalism doesn’t protect democracy. It shifts power to closed-door bargaining among governments and weakens accountability. Constitutional subsidiarity and clear competences mean Europe can avoid overreach and become more democratic. Read: f.mtr.cool/keppvmater #constitutional_division #bicameral_legislature

Europe built a market, not sovereign power. In a world of empires, 27 voices = geopolitical weakness. From left to right, a new consensus: without #FederalEurope the continent remains dependent in defense, industry & finance Read: f.mtr.cool/upizwdswzp

What's really happening this week when EU leaders meet in a Belgian castle? This Thursday’s EU Council extraordinary summit is officially about 'boosting competitiveness.' But the media isn't reporting what's really on the table: national governments - led by Germany and Italy - claim the power to: - hit pause on any EU law (if they call it burdensome) - decide what Parliament is allowed to amend on any Commission’s proposal - force withdrawal of laws they dislike - and subject the Commission President to periodic reporting to the EU Council. This is little short of a revolution: a restoration of national power over the EU's ability to craft a common journey for the continent. And remember “The European Council shall not exercise legislative functions” - states Article 15.1 TEU. Will anyone notice that European democracy is being rewritten in a Belgian castle? Source: the German-Italian Input for the Leaders’ Retreat on February 12 2026 @Verfassungsblog @EulawLive

Merz & Meloni against preferring European companies in public procurement as it risks "pushing investments away from the EU." They forget that ALL other major economies use their public money to support their own economy. ALL! From China, to the USA and India. Buy European!

This is the Olympic entrance every European federalist dreams of! 👉 If you believe Europe must be united, democratic and capable of acting, this year we need your support. 🔗 Donate & support our campaign

Europe's choice: federation or irrelevance. Greenland exposed the truth—we can't depend on former allies. Individual sovereignty is hollow. European federation is our only path to real autonomy. Join @TogetherEurope. Act NOW.

Given the renewed belligerence of the US president towards Europe, it is urgent that significant countermeasures should be enacted ASAP. Some ideas: a thread #Greenland #Europe #USA #Sanctions 1/12

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte went to Brussels and told EU lawmakers that Europe cannot defend itself without the United States, and he waved away the whole idea of European strategic autonomy with “keep on dreaming.” He framed European self-reliance as unrealistic, warned that trying to build separate European structures would “complicate” things, and leaned hard on the argument that Europe would need far higher spending and its own nuclear capacity to truly stand alone. And this is exactly what has to end. Now. Not because NATO is “bad,” but because this kind of messaging locks Europe into permanent dependency. It talks to hundreds of millions of Europeans like we are incapable children, and it treats American politics as a stable foundation when we have repeatedly seen the U.S. blink, stall, and pivot when it suits them. Europe cannot base its survival on that anymore. Here is why this situation must be over, and why Europe can actually fix it. Europe already has the ingredients Europe is not small, not poor, and not technologically behind. We have the industrial base, the engineers, the money, and the strategic incentive. The missing piece is not capability. It is coordination and political will. Dependency is a choice, not a law of nature. Rutte presents dependence as reality. It is not. It is a policy choice Europe has made for decades because it was comfortable and cheap. That comfort is gone. The world has changed, and the price of dependence is now vulnerability. A European pillar means Europe can hold the line regardless of Washington This is the core point Rutte avoids. Europe does not need to “replace” the U.S. overnight. Europe needs the ability to defend Europe if the U.S. is distracted, delayed, or politically unwilling. Nuclear deterrence is not an excuse to stay weak. Europe is not starting from zero. France is a nuclear power, and the UK is a European nuclear power. The conversation should be how Europe strengthens deterrence, resilience, and conventional force readiness, not how it resigns itself to permanent dependence. So yes, we can cooperate with the U.S. where it benefits Europe. But the era where NATO’s leader tells Europe to “keep dreaming” about defending itself has to stop. Europe’s strategic security strategy begins now, and it is built on European capability, European industry, and European decision-making. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv @Microinteracti1

Europeans, do not look away from the horrifying images you see coming out of America. This is your future if you do not urgently separate yourselves from the United States. You are running out of time.

So join us at Together for Europe to build a pan-european movement for a European federation, which translates today to continental sovereignty togetherforeurope.com/join/ 12/12

The current intergovernmental setup of the EU is certainly not up for the challenge. Therefore whether one likes it or not the prospect of a federal Europe is on the table. We need to talk about how we get there and what exactly we should build togetherforeurope.com/10-points-on-t… 11/12

...These are just a first selection of ideas... Feel free to suggest other potential European counteractions in the comments 10/12

Rescind US mandated EU anti-circumvention laws. It is a monopolistic tool that is paid by EU consumers to the benefit of American tech (and not only tech) companies #data-dieselgate" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">pluralistic.net/2025/10/15/fre… 9/12

Cutting off NVDIA from ASML lithography. ASML, a Dutch company, is the world’s leading supplier of photolithography machines crucial for making advanced microchips. At this point this is a very heavy instrument of counteracting pressure theguardian.com/commentisfree/… 8/12

Actually enforcing EU data laws against US tech giants. American big tech companies are constantly breaking EU data protection laws and the EU has for too long let them run amok epc.eu/publication/th… 7/12

Legal shields for EU officials and companies complying with EU law from extraterritorial U.S. sanctions. The goal is not to provoke a pointless trade war, but to establish a clear, costly red line: democratic European law is non-negotiable finance.ec.europa.eu/eu-and-world/o… 6/12

👉Public procurement restrictions favoring European or compliant digital services, building strategic autonomy safespring.com/blogg/2025/202… 5/12

👉Accelerated antitrust and tax investigations into U.S. tech giants, leveraging the EU’s single market power to impose substantial financial costs loyensloeff.com/insights/news-… 4/12

👉Targeted #Magnitsky-style sanctions en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnitsky… against U.S. officials and lobbyists directly involved in undermining European democratic processes 3/12