#MeToo: Numerous allegations of sexual misconduct have taken over the media discourse and the discussion has spread across the globe. What measures should European states take to safeguard the rights of its citizens against sexual violence and encourage victims to speak up?
The nuclear phase-out: As the first nuclear power plants reach the end of their life-cycle, how should the remaining waste be stored? To what extent should local communities have the right to refuse the construction of repositories in their ultimate vicinity?
What happens at school shouldn’t stay at school: Bullying in schools is a widespread phenomenon with sometimes severe consequences. How can European states protect children from bullying, and break the taboos associated with peer to peer violence?
“We Are What We Eat: Having been proven how certain pesticides can potentially cause cancer or be inherently harmful to consumers, how can the European states move towards a pesticide-free food chain without endangering agricultural production?”
“Far and Wide: Given how many remote or less developed regions in Europe still remain sparsely connected with major European transport networks, what measures can be taken to increase their interconnectivity and stipulate further growth?”