Committee on Constitutional Affairs - AFCO
21st Century Disenfranchisement: Recent political movements across Europe and the world suggest that a large proportion of the population no longer feels represented by mainstream politics. How can European countries address citizens’ belief that they have been ‘left behind’, while ensuring governments’ accountability?
Committee on Foreign Affairs - AFET I
Rocking the Border: Following Brexit, issues surrounding the status of Gibraltar have re-emerged. As discussions on Gibraltar’s future relationship with the EU linger without resolution, what measures can the EU adopt to avert the establishment of a “hardborder” between Spain and Gibraltar?
Committee on Foreign Affairs - AFET II
Shape For All: International conflicts like those in Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Palestine have exposed the fragmented and ineffective foreign policies of EU Member States, revealing their inability to form a unified response to critical events. How can European governments become a force that protects human rights and ensures security in the most vulnerable countries in need of assistance?
Committee on Culture and Education - CULT I
Classroom Crisis: A shortage of qualified teachers in EU Member States, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, is negatively impacting education quality and student outcomes, what measures can the EU take to assist Member States in providing high-quality education for future generations?
Committee on Culture and Education - CULT II
Broaden the Erasmus Vibe!: According to the European Commission’s recent report, Spain, Italy, and France top the list for hosting the most Erasmus students and staff, potentially constricting and devaluing the Erasmus motto of cultural exchange. Given that over 30 countries participate in these programmes, how can the EU promote Erasmus to countries with lower levels of cultural mobility and internationalisation to ensure a more balanced exchange
Committee on Human Rights - DROI
Protect Us!: Given the annual 41% increase in the number of people displaced by natural disasters and ecological threats since 2020, the recognition of climate change dangers has significantly grown. Considering the New Pact on Migration and Asylum does not recognise climate stress as grounds to seek refugee status, how can the EU ensure the protection and human rights of refugees displaced by climate change?
Committee on Womens' Rights and Gender Equality - FEMM
Equal Voices, Stronger Peace: Despite the growing recognition of women’s contributions to peacekeeping, only 60 out of 193 countries have a woman serving as foreign affairs minister. Given the significant underrepresentation of women in politics, especially in foreign policy and international security, how can the EU expand and enhance non-gendered approaches to peace and security?
Subcommittee on Tax Matters - FISC
Fuelling Change: Despite the significant role carbon taxes play in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, they remain a divisive issue politically. With this in mind, what stance should the EU take regarding a possible worldwide fossil fuel tax?
Committee on Transportation and Tourism- TRAN
Railways for Future: Recognising the potential of railways as a sustainable alternative for cross-border travel, what further steps can the EU take to promote carbon-neutral transport options, and improve the high-speed trains network across the continent?