Own The Future!

With climate change, pandemic, energy crisis, rising inflation and the changing geopolitical landscape, many people feel that our future has become more unpredictable than ever before. The future is upon us, but we, liberals should embrace change, and instead of fearing what is coming, we should shape the agenda for a freer and fairer world. Our vision is a liberal, prosperous Europe that provides opportunities for all citizens, and where the EU's liberal values of freedom, democracy, equality, and human rights are defended.

Designing Europe's Future - Ai as a Force for Good

Europe stands at a crossroad. For too long, our debates around artificial intelligence have been dominated by fear and regulation. It is time we shift our focus from what we want to restrict to what we want to achieve. AI is not just a technological tool; it is a transformative force that can make our societies more prosperous, sustainable, and free – if we dare to embrace it.

Supporting Civil Society

As global democracy faces mounting threats, civil society remains a crucial pillar for defending liberty, human rights, and the rule of law. Our new Policy Paper explores how the EU can reinforce its commitment to civil society both within and beyond its borders. The paper outlines the critical need for structured civil dialogue between EU institutions and civil society organisations (CSOs), calling for an inter-institutional framework to enhance transparency, participation, and accountability.

Reconstructing the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)

The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) has long been the solid framework of the European agricultural sector, but the current financing and delivery model, which allocates subsidies based on land area rather than efficiency or innovation, is increasingly misaligned with the EU’s broader economic, environmental, and technological ambitions. We need a CAP that is adaptable, resilient, and forward-looking.

Building Freedom

Europe’s housing crisis is one of the most urgent challenges of our time. In liberal societies, secure and accessible housing is more than an economic good. It is a cornerstone of personal freedom, civic participation, and social stability. When home ownership becomes unattainable for many, it undermines equality, weakens democratic trust, and turns property from a shared foundation of liberty into a mark of privilege, threatening the very fabric of liberal democracy.