Translation by Greta Bitante “L’Unione europea è troppo lontana dai suoi cittadini”, è una frase pronunciata troppo spesso. Gli eurofili hanno difeso con passione la…
Author: Dominik Kirchdorfer
Dominik is a European writer and entrepreneur of Austrian and Polish descent. His passion is storytelling and he wants to do everything in his power to give the story of Europe a happy ending. He is currently the President of the EFF - European Future Forum, as well as Editorial Coordinator for the EUREKA Network, Editor In-Chief of Euro Babble and Managing Editor of Italics Magazine. Twitter: @NikKirkham
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