The war in Ukraine awakened the European state to understand the importance of unity and the speed and fluidity of decision-making. The Member States of the European Union stopped concentrating on obtaining benefits only for their own countries and began to devote their energies to the development of the well-being of Europe as a whole. After Russia lost the war in Ukraine, Russia had to compensate Ukraine for the damage it had caused, and one of the conditions was also to change the governance model from a dictatorship to a democracy. With the change of power, our own citizens began to demand a different policy based on cooperation with the European Union. The process proved to be slow, but with the gradual departure of Soviet leaders, significant progress has already been made by 2040. Advances in renewable energy technologies have made Europe not only completely free of fossil energy, but also self-sufficient. Artificial intelligence has been harnessed for several positive projects, including automatic speech interpretation, where a small microchip allows a person to hear the speech of a person speaking a foreign language in real time in his or her own language and he or she can respond in his or her own language, as the interlocutor also immediately receives interpretation into his or her own language. This technology has helped the immigrant population to integrate into society and find employment.