During the session, delegates will discuss and work on a range of issues, all at the forefront of the EU's political agenda. The delegates will also work in their respective thematic committees, which names correspond to their counterpart groups within the European institutions. The subjects debated are established by the academic team of the session and will be the team of chairs, the ones in charge of moderating and guiding the participants in the development of the future resolution.

AirbnBye: With housing prices in Lisbon skyrocketing by 186% since 2015, short-term rental platforms have reshaped European cities, fueling housing shortages, overtourism, and gentrification. Considering existing regulations like the ‘Airbnb law,’ how should the EU further regulate the short-term rental market to balance tourism benefits with urban livability?

By: Veronika Vrbová (CZ)

AirbnBye: With housing prices in Lisbon skyrocketing by 186% since 2015, short-term rental platforms have reshaped European cities, fueling housing shortages, overtourism, and gentrification. Considering existing regulations like the ‘Airbnb law,’ how should the EU further regulate the short-term rental market to balance tourism benefits with urban livability?

By: Veronika Vrbová (CZ)

Teens vs. Screens: Problematic social media use among European adolescents has increased from 7% in 2018 to 11% in 2022, worsening the mental health of teenagers across Member States. Recognising the enforcement concerns that have come with Australia's social media age limit, what steps can the European Union take to protect adolescents online?

By: Nicole Alexieva (BG)

Is this what Freedom means?: With the rise of political extremism and radical movements across EU Member States, concerns grow over threats to democracy, public security, and social cohesion. While counter-radicalisation measures aim to prevent violent extremism, they also risk infringing on civil liberties and freedom of expression. How can the European Union develop an effective strategy to combat radicalisation while safeguarding democratic values, free speech, and human rights?

By: Nora Bergvold Hagen (NO)

Law and Disorder: Judicial independence in Member States like Spain, Poland, and Hungary is under growing threat from political interference, 'lawfare' practices, and corruption. Acknowledging the crucial role constitutional courts play in protecting civil rights, what steps can the European Union take to reinforce the autonomy of these courts and safeguard the rule of law across all Member States?

By: Adam Kindl (CZ)

Genetic Jackpot: With gene-editing technologies now offering control over human genetics, the potential for curing diseases and enhancing traits is immense. However, drawbacks such as genetic inequality, “designer babies,” and unforeseen long-term effects pose significant ethical risks. How should the EU approach regulating these technologies to balance innovation with ethical safeguards and long-term safety?

By: Ema Bartošová (CZ)

Are We All in This Together?: Recent military conflicts near the EU's borders have highlighted the need for European unity in its defence policy. However, with measures like the 2021 European Defense Fund still failing to meet the collaborative benchmarks set on defence procurement and research, what further steps can the European Union take to promote defence collaboration across Member States and international allies?

By: Argam Movsisyan (AM)

Am I the only one on board?: With aviation giants like Airbus advocating for Extended Minimum Crew Operations (eMCO) and Single Pilot Operations (SiPO) to enhance efficiency and competitiveness, concerns about pilot workload, cybersecurity threats, and emergency response capacity have intensified. As automation reshapes air travel, how can the European Union balance technological innovation, passenger safety, labour rights, and global competitiveness while setting a regulatory framework for the future of aviation?

By: Aris Martínez (ES)

We need to be first: With the global space economy projected to surpass $1 trillion by 2040, Europe faces growing challenges in maintaining technological sovereignty. Despite ambitious programs like Galileo and Copernicus, the EU still relies on non-European satellite infrastructure, launch capabilities, and private-sector partnerships. As competition intensifies with the US, China, and emerging space powers, how can the European Union enhance its space industry, secure independent access to space, and assert global leadership while balancing international cooperation and strategic autonomy?

By: Héloïse Forrest (BE)

Bets are accepted: The European online gambling market is expected to increase by 11% from 2024 to 2029. The rise of online casinos in Europe has led to concerns regarding gambling addiction and its impact on vulnerable individuals. Considering the industry’s aggressive marketing strategies and easy access to the platforms, how can the EU effectively address these concerns and ensure responsible gambling practices while protecting consumers?

By :Charlotte Chenfir (ES)

Women in War and Peace: From diplomatic negotiations to frontline conflicts, women play a crucial role in European security. How can the EU further integrate gender perspectives into peacekeeping efforts and security strategies while ensuring female participation in decision-making roles?

By: Cossie Karagkitsi (GR)