At New Frontier EU, we are a forward-looking think tank committed to defending and promoting the core values that define the Western world: democracy, individual freedom, rule of law, and a rules-based international order. As geopolitical landscapes shift and authoritarian influences grow, our mission is to ensure that Europe remains a beacon of liberty, innovation, and strategic resilience.

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Who We Are

Founded by a diverse group of scholars, policy experts, and civil society leaders, New Frontier EU is an independent, non-partisan NGO dedicated to shaping a Europe that stands united in its democratic convictions and global responsibilities. We provide cutting-edge research, policy recommendations, and strategic analysis to decision-makers across Europe and beyond.

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What We Stand For

• Democracy & Human Rights: Upholding the principles of liberal democracy as the foundation of European society.

• Strategic Autonomy: Strengthening Europe’s ability to act decisively on the world stage, while maintaining strong transatlantic alliances.

• Resilience Against Authoritarianism: Countering the influence of autocratic regimes through informed public policy and civic engagement.

• Innovation & Leadership: Driving forward-thinking solutions in defense, energy security, digital sovereignty, and economic development.
   

What We Do

• Policy Research & Reports

• Public Forums & Expert Panels

• Strategic Advocacy & Advisory Services

• Education & Youth Engagement Initiatives

We believe the future of Europe lies not in retreat, but in bold, principled leadership. As the challenges of the 21st century continue to evolve, New Frontier EU is here to provide vision, clarity, and courage.

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Join Us

Whether you're a policymaker, academic, student, or concerned citizen, your voice matters. Join us in shaping a resilient, values-driven Europe.

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New Frontier EU – Navigating Tomorrow’s Challenges with the Strength of Western Ideals.

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