Future of Europe
Fostering debate and developing ideas on how to enhance the European Union.
The last decade has been marked by difficulties in finding common ground for the reform of the European Union and this has led to a slowdown in its development. And yet, thinking about how the EU should develop in order to meet the numerous challenges it faces is more important than ever. Together with its strategic partners, the King Baudouin Foundation encourages and stimulates debate that is free from taboos and as wide-ranging as possible on the future of Europe.
Our activities
- we support the European Policy Centre, the Egmont Institute and projects such as the New Pact for Europe, in an effort to follow (trans)national debates on the future of the European Union
- and we bring together members of national parliaments so as to better understand the positions of the various European member states and political groups and to create networks and a platform for debate.
Future of Europe is part of the programme Europe
Grantees
EU Watch
Press Releases
eupinions poll: European voters worry over cost of Ukraine war as support wobbles
Latest poll by eupionions, the European opinion survey tool, reveals that the European voters worry over the cost of the Ukraine war as support wobbles.
Europeans anxious but support Ukraine against Russia - Poll
December poll by eupinions, the European opinion survey tool, reveals that Europeans are anxious but still support Ukraine.
Europeans’ support for Ukraine is declining slightly
According to the eupinions survey, Europeans' support for Ukraine is slightly decreasing, but a large majority remains in favour of Ukraine's accession to the EU.
Stories
Battling Russian Disinformation Across Europe
Future of Europe
“Working with a web of partners enabled us to make it our research into Russian disinformation more cross-European, and the findings more generalisable and valid.”
Standing together for human rights and democracy in Bulgaria
Future of Europe
“Facing increased attacks on civil society organisations, people were reaching out to each other: we need to stand united.”