In an increasingly uncertain world, we Europeans must be bold and build hope | Stella Creasey and Sandro Gozi

In the 1930s, Antonio Gramsci warned that as the old order was dying, the new world was struggling to be born. Today, we see a similar pattern as politics once again strains, highlighting the need to confront the rising extremes and prioritize collaboration over isolation.

As we observe the mounting support for far-right parties in Europe and the implications of recent elections, it is crucial for everyone who values freedom to actively engage in politics that promotes unity and talent rather than division and hatred.

The UK’s departure from the EU has not only severed important economic ties but has also resulted in a lack of influence on key issues related to security, climate, and migration. The new Labour government recognizes the importance of rebuilding collaboration with neighboring countries.

The realities of a cost-of-living crisis, ongoing global conflicts, and a climate emergency require responsible leadership. Leaders must be held accountable, as their decisions impact not only their nations but global stability and well-being.

Read at www.theguardian.com