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The Paralysis of the WTO Appellate Body:
The Geopolitical Manipulation of a Legal Principle
Adrien PRADELS
Ould Dah v France
Analysis of a Request Dismissed by the European Court of Human Rights:
Seeking an Extension of French Universal Jurisdiction
Adrien PRADELS
The European Union’s Pact on Migration and Asylum:
A New Framework Tested by Reality
Sasha VEILLER
The Eu’s Multilingualism Policy:
Democratic Strength or Obstacle to a Shared Identity?
Rania EL ABDARY
The Digital Euro
A fight for Financial Independence
Naomi CRUZ
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The case of Letzte Generation
Judicial hardening of activism: strengthened justice or a threat to civil liberties?
Félicia TAILLARDAT
Youth Turnout in European Elections
Lowering the Voting Age to 16?
Rania EL ABDARY
European Cohesion Policy at the Crossroads
of Local, National, European and Global Issues
The Case of its Overtime Thematic Expansion
Manon TRAVET
Eurosatory 2026
Towards a Renewed European Defence?
Charles MARA
[Small All-Terrain Vehicle]
Chinese Soft Power in Europe:
Strategies and limitations
Gaëlle BOSCALS
Beyond Normative Frameworks
Addressing Market Fragmentation and generational Blind Spots in EU Care Policy
Atefeh SHAHI
LVMH | Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE
The Luxury Industry: a Tool of French and European Soft Power
Thaïny LAM
Eu’s dependency on Big Tech
Could Europe becomme digitally sovereign?
Léa DENIZOT
Model United Nations
An Educational Tool for Diplomacy
Naomi CRUZ
Does the European Union provide aid to people in need?
Reflections on the scope of European humanitarian aid
Neha KUNADA-DUTTO
"Only Yes Mean Yes."
Can the EU Define Consent?
Olympe ROLLAND
Advanced semiconductor materials litography (ASML)
From a world-class industry to a world-class society
Adrien PRADELS
The editorial board
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The goal of EHT is to raise students' awareness of international law.
European Horizons (EH) is a student-led think tank founded at Yale in 2015, to promote reflection and dialogue on the future of the European project, European integration, and the European Union. To this end, EH has established a network of around 60 student chapters across Europe, the U.S.A., and Asia.
The mission of this global policy incubator is to raise awareness, spark debate, and bring European youth closer to the European project. EH seeks to promote dialogue and exchange among European students on universities' campuses, and is committed to enabling all students interested in the future of Europe to express their opinions.
European Horizons Toulouse (EHT) offers two options: (i) the publication of articles in English through the Welsh chapter, based in Bangor (European Horizons Bangor, EHB) and (ii) the establishment of an independent EH chapter within the authors’ academic institutions.
A recent project was the creation of a transatlantic issue, Transatlantic Horizons, a result of cooperation between the EH chapters of the universities of Bangor, Amsterdam (EHA), Leiden (EHL), and University College London. In these uncertain times, TH serves as a space to reflect on current political affairs and their dynamics, and as a space to reimagine the future.
For all enquiries: adrien.pradels@gmail.com
Adrien PRADELS
EHT | Editor-in-Chief
EHB | Editor-in-Chief
