In the media

This Expresso article delves into the discussions at the high-level conference "Social Europe is our target", which put social rights back at the heart of the EU agenda.

In this video by Partizán, FEPS Secretary General László Andor reflects on the recent choices of the new Hungarian government

Brexit is a case study in national self-harm. Reflection by FEPS Secretary General László Andor

FEPS President Nicolas Schmit discusses why focusing on irregular migration will not serve the EU in this Euronews article

What Is Happening with the Dynamics of the Western Balkans? Commentary by FEPS Secretary General László Andor

ANT1 News TV news report on the event "A progressive strategy for peace and cooperation in the Mediterranean - Call to Europe Cyprus" - 46:00 - 47:20

Read the article published in Philenews, which focuses on the conference "A progressive strategy for peace and cooperation in the Mediterranean" organised by FEPS and its partners.

Read the article published by the Cyprus News Agency (CNA), which mentions Anna Diamantopoulou's participation in the latest edition of Call to Europe "A progressive strategy for peace and cooperation in the Mediterranean" , organised in Cyprus by FEPS and its partners.

"Is Generation Z drifting apart politically?" In this article published in Der Standard, Tobias Spöri and Gefjon Off use data from FEPS' policy study "EqualiZe" to show that Europe’s youth political gender gap varies by country and requires framing equality as a shared societal benefit.

"Riding the Fiery Horse" Read the analysis by László Andor, FEPS Secretary General, on the implications of Donald Trump’s visit to China.

"In the EU, competitiveness is nothing without social rights" In this article published in La Repubblica, former European Commissioners Nicolas Schmit (FEPS President), László Andor (FEPS SecGen) and Anna Diamantopoúlou (part of FEPS' Bureau) remind European leaders that deregulation will only make Europe poorer and that only social sovereignty will make it stronger.

"Competitiveness is nothing without social rights." Writing for Público, former European Commissioners Nicolas Schmit (FEPS President), László Andor (FEPS SecGen), and Anna Diamantopoúlou (FEPS Bureau) argue that competitiveness is hollow without social rights. They caution European leaders that a path of deregulation will only lead to widespread poverty, asserting instead that "social sovereignty" is the true key to a stronger Europe.