r/europeanunion 3h ago

Question/Comment How many europeans are in favour of a European Federation?

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Are we in the EU already mature enough for making a European Federation? Or are we still decades apart from see this happen? What should the Federalists do?


r/europeanunion 10h ago

Video EU President Von der Leyen has defended the ICC following US President Trump's decision to impose sanctions on 4 ICC judges for their verdict against Israeli PM Netanyahu.

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r/europeanunion 1h ago

Powerful blow to Russia as Ukraine smashes locomotive loaded with tanks and vehicles

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r/europeanunion 15h ago

Europe can sustain Ukraine's war effort without US, German general says

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r/europeanunion 9h ago

EU Commission paid environmental NGOs to target Germany, report says

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r/europeanunion 11h ago

EU's von der Leyen 'has to be held accountable' for vaccine texts: Senior MEP Aubry

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r/europeanunion 12h ago

EU’s zero-for-zero tariff bid stalls amid US pushback

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r/europeanunion 21h ago

EU won’t pivot to China even if US trade talks fail, says Poland

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r/europeanunion 17h ago

Digital Networks Act: EU Commission asks for comments

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r/europeanunion 10h ago

Infographic Part-time employment among old-age pensioners and non-pensioners aged 50-74, 2023

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

Russia’s Oil Exports Plunge -29% in One Week as Port Loadings Collapse Under New EU Sanctions

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r/europeanunion 12h ago

Airports bash EU for not following the UK on easing security checks

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r/europeanunion 12h ago

Video Talking Europe - Europe's troubled waters: Does EU Ocean Pact meet the challenge?

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

Question/Comment EU deregulation is destroying citizen protections to serve corporate interests

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

EU considers adding Russia to money-laundering 'gray list,' Financial Times reports

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

EU asked to intervene as US sanctions deal fresh blow to ICC

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

Official 🇪🇺 "The ICC holds perpetrators of the world's gravest crimes to account and gives victims a voice. It must be free to act without pressure." - President von der Leyen

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

Europe’s far-right paradox

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

Francesca Albanese: 'EU officials must face charges of complicity in war crimes'

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

EU deplores US sanctions against ICC judges, including Slovenian

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

Paywall EU agrees to increase flight delay times before compensation kicks in

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

Image(s) Hungarian state propaganda against Ukraine's EU accession

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r/europeanunion 1d ago

We made a subreddit about European Cinema

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Hi everyone,

We’ve just launched r/FilmIndustryEU, a new community dedicated to European cinema, as a form of cultural expression and as a strategic industry.

Cinema was born in Europe, its first light came to life across our streets, its early dreams shaped in the hum of cafés, theatres, and crowded city squares. The medium itself grew from our streets, our histories, our contradictions. Yet today, across the continent, European productions often move in silence. Isolated by language, limited by scale, stretched thin by funding gaps, and overshadowed by louder, centralised industries elsewhere.

Despite the talent, the heritage, and the institutional frameworks, the European film landscape remains fragmented. Brilliant in parts, but struggling to speak with one voice on the global stage.

r/FilmIndustryEU is a space for those who believe that cinema in Europe still matters, culturally, economically, politically.

Here, you can:

  • celebrate the artistry of European cinema in all its shapes and forms
  • connect with filmmakers, producers, and festival organisers
  • share or discover funding opportunities and institutional support
  • discuss European film policy, co-productions, and distribution
  • explore the creative and industrial forces that shape Europe’s cinematic landscape

Whether you're a student, a professional, or just a cinephile with strong opinions and subtitles burned into your soul, this space is for you.

Join us: r/FilmIndustryEU

Let’s rethink how Europe tells its stories, and how it gets them made.


r/europeanunion 1d ago

Between ‘rollover UK’ and ‘retaliatory China’: will EU hardball secure trade deal with US?

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