A Europe of the future should be framed in a world at peace, free from far-right extremism (which is currently undermining global democracies) and closer to Asia and Africa than it is today. America is a powerful ally, but we are not its servants. In addition, Europe should lead migration policies that allow us to have a young and strong workforce, able to compete in all markets. Within the UN, Europe must be the main voice that rises up against all dictatorships and authoritarianism, creating a stream of progress that takes us away from visionaries close to fascism, such as Trump, Milei, Bolsonaro, etc., no matter how much they have been elected at the polls. Finally, Europe must stop shearing the African continent, leaving behind the colonialisms of the nineteenth century and resolutely support the countries that are mired in poverty for decades, precisely because of European policies.

It should be easier to communicate and move around so as not to be totally dependent on virtual reality, communications are immediate and simple. There is no physical money, all transactions are carried out telematically, there is practically no physical office work, teleworking has become widespread and anyone can work from anywhere only with a terminal the size of a current mobile. Medicine has evolved in such a way that virtually all treatments can be done telematically and operations are tremendously simple and safe, you can "replenish" any organ or can be recycled and reused without problems, hence the life expectancy exceeds 100 years. Neurological and degenerative diseases, as well as cancers have been reduced to an unlikely minimum, so that the last great plague of humanity has been overcome, life expectancy is coupled with a great quality of life until the end. Food has improved and we only consume products from self-sufficiency or proximity.

A world where we no longer deserve animals, I no longer want industrial farms. That there are scientists who can regulate the climate so that natural disasters disappear. I don't want any more heatwaves or deadly floods. Sports cars a little futuristic without a driver.

The way to the future: Day in 2050 One sunny morning in the summer of 2050, Eva woke up in her cozy, eco-designed house in Bratislava. Over the past 25 years, Europe has changed beyond recognition. From 2025 until now, big cities have turned into green metropolises full of parks and community gardens. The air was clean, the traffic was electrified, and all the buildings were energy self-sufficient. Eva put on a lightweight and comfortable suit made of recycled materials and went to work on her electric bike. Thanks to 5G technology and artificial intelligence, she had a very flexible job and solved most of the tasks from home. Today, however, she had a scheduled meeting with colleagues at a recently opened research centre. Along the way, she noticed how people used smart benches to charge their devices, and how children played in a virtual park where they could participate in interactive educational games. This generation had access to education and information like never before. One of the biggest changes Eve observed was an increased awareness of sustainability and cooperation. European countries have come together to achieve climate goals and promote peace. In 2050, Eva lived in Europe, where people cared for each other and their planet, and this filled her with great hope for the future.