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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE CASE LAW OF DANISH, POLISH, GERMAN AND ITALIAN COURTS

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THREE SCENARIOS IN AN ERA OF SHIFTING POWER DYNAMICS

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Pre-Conference Remarks by Jan Zahradil — Former Member of the European Parliament (Czech Republic)

Europe’s next 25 years will be shaped by a profound transformation of transatlantic relations. This article argues that Europe must respond by developing its own vision of strategic autonomy — one based on national sovereignty, economic realism and a less confrontational approach to the wider world.

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Pre-Conference Remarks by Silvia Sardone — Member of the European Parliament (Italy)

Europe’s future depends on its ability to defend its cultural and Christian inheritance. This article argues that political Islam, uncontrolled immigration and multiculturalism are challenging Europe’s identity — and calls for stronger borders, integration and a renewed confidence in Europe’s roots.

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Pre-Conference Remarks by Carl Deconinck — Journalist, Brussels Signal (Belgium)

It has never been easier for governments and institutions to monitor the lives of ordinary citizens. This article explores how digital surveillance, data collection and financial controls can concentrate unprecedented power in the hands of public and private actors — and why defending freedom requires strict limits on how that power is used

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Pre-Conference Remarks by Francisca Silva Zacarias — Founder, Editora Laboratorium (Portugal)

Europe’s crisis is not only political or economic. It is also anthropological. This article argues that gender ideology reflects a deeper shift away from Europe’s traditional understanding of human nature, freedom and the family, and explains why cultural renewal requires recovering confidence in that civilisational inheritance.

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Pre-Conference Remarks by Dr. Barbara Kolm – Member of the National Council; President of the Hayek Institute, FPÖ (Austria)

Europe does not suffer from too little government intervention. It suffers from too much of it. This article explains why economic freedom, technological openness and less central planning are essential to restoring Europe’s prosperity.

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After - conference remarks by Eduardo Cader's - Member of the Board of Patriots for Europe Foundation

Europe and the Americas are more than strategic partners—they are part of the same civilization, united by a shared heritage of liberty, the rule of law, and human dignity. At a time of political uncertainty, the transatlantic future depends on leaders driven by conviction rather than polls, and on institutions that preserve enduring principles. Safeguarding this common legacy is the shared responsibility of both continents as they write the next chapter of their civilizational story.