Plenary coverage – European technological sovereignty and digital infrastructure
From authorship to anonymity: Æ’s story of how the ‘Knafo Report’ gave way to a collective effort, uniting voices from the PfE to the Greens.
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Plenary Coverage : Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement – 2025–2030 Protocol with Greenland and Denmark
Navigating Arctic Waters : The Political Layers Beneath a Fisheries Deal
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Enlargement Brief: Bosnia & Herzegovina and Albania
July 2025 by our contributor @DaemonOrtega
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Æ Position on the Motion of Censure Against the von der Leyen Commission
We reject censure—but demand scrutiny, transparency, and accountability : a federalist case for a stronger Parliament over populist disruption.
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Plenary Paper – 2024 Rule of Law Report: Safeguarding the Foundations of the Union Assessing the Rule of Law Situation in the European Union
Challenges, Fractures, and Future Directions for a Legitimate and Resilient Rule of Law Framework in the EU
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The Age of Converging Crises – And the Case for a Stronger Europe
Ave Europa 12 points for seizing Europe’s destiny We are living through an age of existential risk, marked by the…
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Plenary paper – Two Years After the Tempi Tragedy: A European Reflection on Greek Governance and the Need for EU coordination
Mourning the tragedy of Tempi, Ave Europa urges the creation of an intergovernmental task force and a special parliamentary committee to confront the continent’s deteriorating railway infrastructures.
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Plenary paper – Post-VPA Cameroon: Testing the Limits of the EU’s Sustainable Partnership Model
This week, the European Parliament voted on two significant texts proposing the termination of existing agreements between the European Union and Cameroon regarding forest governance and trade.
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Plenary Paper – Powering Europe with Reliable, Clean and Smart Energy
Ave supports the EU’s electricity grid upgrade by prioritising dispatchable, decarbonised, and continuous energy sources—such as nuclear and urban solar—enabled by smart grids and digitalisation.
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Plenary Paper – Enlargement Brief: Montenegro & Moldova
Our contributor @DaemonOrtega delivers a sharp take on enlargement, calling for substantial reform as the current process fuels institutional fatigue and leaves a vacuum for hostile actors to fill.
