TNF Editorial Board

Call for applications : Editors-in-Chief

The New Federalist is seeking two new Editors-in-Chief to manage the editorial team and the content and strategy of the webzine.

The New Federalist is recruiting !

We are looking for editorial team members for the upcoming year.

How to get involved in The New Federalist

A quick guide on how to write for The New Federalist.

Call for Editorial Team Applications April 2020

We’re looking for new members to join the team, working under the direction of Editors-in-Chief Madelaine Pitt and Guillermo Íñiguez for a six-month term (May-October 2020). Reinforcements will keep TNF thriving and help us provide a valuable contribution to the coverage of all things Europe (...)

Call for Editorial Team Applications

The New Federalist is looking to recruit for the following positions for a one-year mandate. Head of German Translation Interviews Officer (to work alongside the existing one) Video Consultant Please see below for further details on each role : In addition to the above, we are looking (...)

Call for Editorial Committee Applications 2019/2020

The New Federalist is recruiting ! Send your applications to tnf chez jef.eu by 23rd October !

Farewell from the 2017/19 editors !

The mandate of The New Federalist’s editorial team 2017/19 has come to an end. Before giving way to the new team for the two years to come, we wanted to properly say goodbye to our readers. In this article, Juuso, Radu, Maddie, Lorène, Vera, Paola and Bastian share what working for The New Federalist has meant to them.

Young European Federalists demand European Parliament to back “democratic renewal”

Earlier this week, the European Council made its nominations for the ‘EU top jobs’, including the next Commission President. In a press release, the Young European Federalists (JEF-Europe) slam the lack of transparency in the decision. As a remedy, the organisation calls for the European Parliament to lead a “democratic renewal” of the EU.

Federalists to provide two election night online broadcasts on Sunday 26 May

Even on European election night, on TV and in mainstream newspapers it is difficult to find live commentary of events made from a pan-European perspective. The main task of nationally-based TV channels is to discuss results in one country.

On 26 May, The New Federalist will fill this gap in cooperation with JEF and UEF. Starting from 8:15pm CEST and finishing just after midnight, the federalists will provide two live broadcasts online – one from Brussels and another from everywhere in Europe.

Winners of the European Press Prize announced in Warsaw

At a ceremony held at the headquarters of the Gazeta Wyborcza newspaper in Warsaw, the winners of the [European Press Prize->https://www.europeanpressprize.com/winners-european-press-prize-2019 were announced on Thursday. In addition to four award categories, a special award was handed to the (...)

The New Federalist’s Radu Dumitrescu shortlisted for European Press Prize 2019

Radu Dumitrescu, one of the Editors-in-Chief of The New Federalist, has been shortlisted for the 2019 edition of the European Press Prize in the Opinion category. The shortlisted piece, entitled “Use Article 7 against my country”, was published on The New Federalist on 17 November 2018. The European Press Prize is awarded annually to “celebrate the highest achievements of European journalism”.

Young European Federalists and partners launch “I Choose Europe” election campaign

On Saturday in Paris, the Young European Federalists (JEF) and a range of partner organisations launched their common #IChooseEurope campaign ahead of the European elections. The launch took place in Paris at the Quartier Général festival for young people engaged in European affairs. “I Choose Europe” is the campaign run by the “European Youth Together : Road to the Future” project involving twelve countries.