THE DIGITAL EURO: Unlocking its potential 
SAFE but Not Secure: The Challenge of a Common Defence and EU’s Unity 
Blind Spots in AI Governance: Military AI and the EU’s Regulatory Oversight Gap 
Selective Solidarity: The Desecuritisation of Migration in the EU’s Response to the Ukrainian Refugee Crisis 
Since flows of people constitute the core of EU history but also a largely misunderstood topic, the EST Working Group on Migration ambitioned for the 2022-2023 term to go beyond the misconceptions surrounding the migration phenomenon and European migration policies through the main idea of deconstructing the mainstream discourse of a “migration crisis” in Europe.
To that end, the Working Group created content divided into four perspectives on migration issues:
- First: “Tackling migration at a local, national or international level”
- Second: “Inclusion and empowerment of migrant populations in a European context”
- Third: “Spotlighting migrant agency”
- Finally: “Youth and migration”
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Written by Juan Jurado, Lisa Motzig, Hannah Zoe Schütt, Ana Beatriz Pelicioni, Andrea Ricci & Stephanny Ulivieri
