<p>David SASSOLI, EP President, launches a new series of dialogues called "Ideas for a new world", with the participation of philosophers, writers, economists, representatives of civil society, and social leaders. The goal is to develop new ideas for post-Covid Europe. To create a Europe that works better and is closer to its citizens in a moment that requires imagination, action, and political courage, breaking from the approaches of the past to face new challenges with new tools.</p>

Ideas for a new world

' Ideas for a new world '  Internet access: a new human right - Debate with EC President and former EC President

' Ideas for a new world '  Internet access: a new human right - Debate with EC President and former EC President- Intervention from Simona LEVI, activist, teacher and playwright, founder of Xnet

' Ideas for a new world '  Internet access: a new human right - Debate with EC President and former EC President- Intervention from Romano PRODI, former Commission President

' Ideas for a new world '  Internet access: a new human right - Debate with EC President and former EC President- Introduction by David SASSOLI, EP President

- Will Europe be the engine of a green and socially fair transformation?-  debate between David SASSOLI, EP President, Gunter PAULI, entrepreneur and author of The Blue Economy and Beppe GRILLO, Italian comedian and politician

Ideas for a new world - David SASSOLI, EP President  invites Edgar MORIN,  French philosopher and sociologist and  Roberto SAVIANO, Italian writer, essayist and screenwriter to discuss the perspectives of the current crisis for Europe on the occasion of the first anniversary of his election of the EP President

David SASSOLI, EP President, invites Ursula von der LEYEN, President of the European Commission and Romano PRODI, former Commission President with interventions from Sir Tim BERNERS-LEE, computer scientist and Simona LEVI, founder of Xnet, in a debate entitled "Internet access, a new human right" in the framework of the new series of dialogues called "Ideas for a new world", in the European Parliament in Brussels

Video debate with David SASSOLI, EP President: "Internet access: a new human right"

David SASSOLI, EP President, invites Gunter PAULI, entrepreneur and author of The Blue Economy, and Beppe GRILLO, Italian comedian and politician, in a debate entitled "Will Europe be the engine of a green and socially fair transformation?" in the framework of the new series of dialogues called "Ideas for a new world", in the European Parliament in Brussels.

Video debate with David SASSOLI, EP President: "Ideas for a new world: Will Europe be the engine of a green and socially fair transformation?"

David SASSOLI, EP President, Gunter PAULI, entrepreneur and author of The Blue Economy and Beppe GRILLO, Italian comedian and politician debate on "Will Europe be the engine of a green and socially fair transformation?", in the European Parliament in Brussels.

"Will Europe be the engine of a green and socially fair transformation?": extracts from the debate between David SASSOLI, EP President, Gunter PAULI, entrepreneur and author of The Blue Economy and Beppe GRILLO, Italian comedian and politician

David SASSOLI, EP President, is joined by Edgar MORIN, French philosopher and sociologist and Roberto SAVIANO, Italian writer and essayist, for an event held by video conference entitled “Europe, changing the paradigm.” It is the first in a series of public events, ideas for a new world, promoted by the President of the European Parliament with philosophers, writers, economists, representatives of civil society, and social leaders. The goal is to develop new ideas for post-COVID Europe. To create a Europe that works better and is closer to its citizens in a moment that requires imagination, action, and political courage, breaking from the approaches of the past to face new challenges with new tools. The event is moderated by Fabio FAZIO, TV Journalist.

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