
Génération Maastricht

Rigour. Independence. Impact.
Independence
Nonpartisan, youth-led, and accountable to evidence rather than to any party.
Meet our peopleFrom Reykjavík to Baku
A section in every one of the 47 countries of the European Political Community, and a voice in Vienna, Brussels, Nairobi and Paris.
Explore the FederationDigital Power

Cybercrime & the UN Convention
Signature closes on 31 December: where the UN Cybercrime Convention stands

Climate & Energy
COP Negotiations
COP31 in Antalya: an under-30 checklist for the EU delegation
COP Negotiations
Antalya and the ambition gap: what Europe must bring to COP31
Ocean & Environment
The Centre works on the treaties and institutions that govern the ocean and the living world, and on the procedural rights that let citizens defend the environment in court.
Follow this centreEurope & Enlargement
The Centre asks what the Union created at Maastricht should become: how its institutions work, what citizenship means, how far it should extend, and how it can act for itself in a harder world.
Follow this centreGlobal Governance
The Centre follows the reform of the multilateral system and the place of young people within it, from the Pact for the Future to the UN80 initiative and the G20 civil society tracks.
Follow this centreDemocracy & Disinformation
The Centre studies the integrity of elections, the regulation of synthetic media and the protection of civic space in Europe and beyond.
Follow this centreFlagship programme
Maastricht Day: launch conference, 7 February 2027, 35th anniversary of the Maastricht Treaty
A pan-European student competition. The first call opens at the launch conference on 7 February 2027, and the first finals take place on 7 February 2028, when the first Génération Maastricht Fellows are named.
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Global Governance
UN80 and the Pact for the Future: reform or rhetoric?

Europe & Enlargement
Enlargement to whom?

Climate & Energy



