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Alliance 4 Europe held on 31 January 2019 its first event of the year in Brussels, at the Press Club, to discuss the roots and responses to euroscepticism, with a particular focus on the European Parliament elections in May 2019.

Ms Danuta Hübner, MEP from Poland, Mr. Peter Müller, journalist from Der Spiegel, and Mr. Peter Willish, co-founder of Alliance 4 Europe, presented their views in front of more than 100 people, in a discussion moderated by Mr. Yannis Karamitsios, member of Alliance 4 Europe.

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Update of 25.04

The Initiative has been cited today in this article appeared in "la Repubblica.it", the well known italian newspaper. Simona Guerra, Associate Professor of Politics (Leicester University) is also ambassador and spokesperson of the Initiative.

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(Quot.) Over the next months, in particular, our citizens will scrutinise how and what the European Union is doing to protect them, create new opportunities and project a strong European Union abroad. They will expect answers to concerns regarding migration flows, security, the environment and jobs. We must work hard to ensure that our citizens are aware of the results MEPs are delivering every day, like asylum reform, working more closely with Africa, fighting terrorism, anti- dumping measures to protect European jobs, holding web giants to account or protecting private data.

Since last year, we have put the European Parliament - the EU’s only directly elected institution – at the heart of the discussion on Europe’s future. Government leaders are now joining us regularly to outline their respective visions to us. This has led to lively debates that will lay the groundwork for us to improve the European project (EP President Antonio Tajani - Source).

Follow with us all events in Brussels in the run-up to the European Elections in May!

As part of its continuous effort to transform Europe's economy into a more sustainable one and to implement the ambitious Circular Economy Action Plan, in January 2018 the European Commission adopted the latest set of measures (source).

Discover with us how the topic will be discussed in Brussels in the course of 2019.

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In 2018 we have confirmed the score of 3.000+ events published on our website. They all have been made public to you within a reasonable delay to allow registration and attendance. Although many have been uploaded directly by event organisers, many others have been missed or not brought to our attention.

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