People live together in peace and democracy with respect, tolerance and social justice. Cultural and individual diversity is celebrated, environmental and climate problems are tackled and solved through innovation. Equal treatment and social participation of all people is finally taking place, and nature, flora and fauna are treated with respect. The focus is no longer on economic progress but on education, health, care and well-being for all. And everyone helps as their abilities allow.

Well, I think a future in which war is outlawed would suit me just fine, because it's a crime against humanity, ecology and the planet, and should be enshrined in every country's constitution, along with the right to peace. Secondly, that money should not be the driving force behind everything, and that there should be less difference in income between everyone. Finally, that we govern and produce more locally, without the possibility of getting too rich, to simply meet our needs, in each country,,already.and the world will be better off, that's for sure...and so will I!!!! A lot less unhappiness and a lot more happiness

I wish there was a law banning the use of cell phones by those under 16 and that all violent video games would disappear. That we could go back to being able to enjoy our city without the fear of walking the streets risking assault, mugging or the like

In 2040, at 41 years old, I envision a Europe that is more inclusive, innovative, and environmentally conscious. One of the most important issues for me is sustainable urban living—creating cities that are both technologically advanced and deeply connected to nature. In my ideal future, cities are designed for people, not just for cars. Public transportation is fully electric, efficient, and free, making private cars almost unnecessary. Green spaces are everywhere—rooftop gardens, vertical forests on buildings, and parks designed to promote biodiversity. Smart technology ensures energy efficiency, with homes powered by renewable sources and waste managed through circular economy principles. Work-life balance has significantly improved, with remote and hybrid work models allowing people to live in smaller, sustainable communities rather than being forced into overcrowded urban centers. Education is more accessible, personalized, and lifelong, adapting to individual needs and technological advancements. Socially, inclusivity is at the heart of communities. Policies ensure equal opportunities for everyone, regardless of background, and mental health is given as much importance as physical health. Automation and AI handle repetitive tasks, freeing people to focus on creative, meaningful work. This future is not just a dream but a possibility—one that requires cooperation, forward-thinking policies, and active participation from all of us. By embracing innovation while staying connected to human values, we can create a Europe that is sustainable, inclusive, and thriving for generations to come.