People would finally understand how important it is to save nature. People would support recycling and would be buying less things that they don't really need. Vegetarian options would be more available in cafes and restaurants. People would respect nature and look at it as a gift. There would be a stronger sense of community. Institutions would take social problems more seriously and try to help the less fortunate as best as they can, not ignore the problems. People would be friendlier and more supportive of each other. We would use renewable energy and produce less toxic waste from factories. People would more use public transport and not only use their personal cars when not absolutely needing it which could reduce emissions. Climate change needs would slow down and endangered species would thrive. Clean drinking water and affordable housing would be more accessible to the general public. There would be better working conditions and a lower unemployment rate. There would be work and life balance and people would find time to volunteer and enjoy their families and hobbies.

I would like us in Europe to be less blocked by asphyxiating rules and fixed rules, I would like to see their role given to work, business and well-being, being less guided by ideology and more, much more by common sense. The Europe that I would like should have certain, clear and secure rules for the immigration of people from other countries, to allow everyone, at last, the real possibility of building a future and not of being thrown here and there into the hands of traffickers and criminals who make a profit from their desperate presence, and those who decide to settle here will have to integrate themselves into our Western rules, for common progress. I want Europe to succeed in the future in establishing rules, norms and laws that are appropriate to the feelings of all countries and that the contribution of each individual nation is recognized and valued as it deserves. I would be very happy if Europe, in the field of defence and in relations with the other great world powers, regained its authority and autonomy, managing to play a major role in world economic policy and was no longer at the mercy of other countries, the current situation of European industry, on the brink of the abyss, is a result of sudden and wicked choices that have caused incalculable damage to the European industrial structure, just think of the ideologically short-sighted rules on electric cars, which favor other powers to our detriment.

Firstly I hope for the war in Ukraine to stop. The US can help with negotiations but Ukrainians should not be losing their land or have to compromise on their freedoms and opportunities to join Nato or other organizations. Russia should be punished for their actions and Ukraine should regain its full independence and freedom.

2040. Europeans have recognised that our differences are one of Europe's greatest values and that they need a united commitment. That the culture and self-existence of every small fragment of the people are just as invaluable as those of the great ones, whether they have taken root on an Aegean island or in the Lapland tundra buried in castles. This is not some woke wishful thinking, but a conclusion arising from the thermodynamics of living systems. London and Paris have got rid of the illusion that they could still function as independent geopolitical forces on the back of the vanishing aftermath of their lost empires and work creatively together in the common interest of the continent. A workable balance has been found between national interests and the common geopolitical interest, underpinned by a faster decision-making mechanism. Europe is a member of NATO as a whole autonomous bloc and is able to defend its interests regardless of its non-continental allies. Ukraine is a member of NATO and the European Union. Europe needs a strong and self-reliant Africa. In cooperation with African countries and the African Union, their educational and scientific capacities and their economic performance have developed sufficiently so that the accompanying emancipation of women and changes in family models have created the conditions for the pressure of mass emigration to subside. Well, I guess we'll keep looking.