I would like cities with lots of green spaces, healthy air, little traffic and many environmentally friendly means of transport. All cared for and clean, where you can raise your children in safe cities. Fewer degraded suburban areas, thriving shops and businesses where tourists coming out know they can spend their money and spin the country's economy. Cycle paths, playgrounds where families can get together and create a small community.

2040 Finally, even the most money-hungry poloists have understood that climate change cannot be stopped with money. It is produced everywhere and by everything only as much as is needed. No one will have to go hungry or die of thirst. Everyone pursues an activity according to their abilities. Education is free for everyone, just like health care.

Morning 2050 The sun slowly weaves over the panorama of Riga, reflecting against glass domes that cover a large part of the city. Artificial intelligence has already awakened Ilze, adjusted room temperature and prepared a morning drink, an energy cocktail adapted to her needs today. After 2025, the world changed rapidly. Climate change made people act quickly – cities were adapted to use only renewable energy sources, while cars with internal combustion engines have long become museum exhibits. Society was also undergoing changes: universal basic income and a short-time work week allowed people to focus on creativity, education and science, and not just on survival. Ilze opens her smart glasses and examines the latest information on her scientific project – she is working on a new type of vertical farming system that could address food insecurity in other regions of the world. She doesn’t need to work in the office – her team of people and artificial intelligence collaborates virtually. Afternoon - Trip to Mars Station Ilze spends lunch with his friend Arthur, who returned from the Mars Colony, where he helped build the infrastructure there for the past six months. Interstellar travel is still not available to everyone, but Mars' missions have become a routine. Arthur tells about new ecological modules that allow the colony to be completely self-sufficient. Evening - calm and tech During the evening, Ilze takes a walk through green Riga – the city has become a living ecosystem where the walls of buildings are covered with plants, while the streets are adapted for pedestrians and cyclists. There is no pollution in the city air, because the entire industry is carried out in closed, self-cleaning premises or outside the Earth. Before going to bed, Ilze reviews the events of the day, meditates and allows her artificial assistant to adjust the activities of the next day. The world is much different in 2050 than in 2025 – people have finally solved many global challenges and learned to live in harmony with nature and technology.

I would like to see a maximum number of people entering Europe. There are currently no restrictions on the number of people. I want everyone to be able to live comfortably and have the place for a house and a car. I do not think that there can be unlimited admission of refugees. Not even in terms of safety. Screening is too slow and slow. I want to live in a safe Europe.