Editorial standards

Clear convictions. Verifiable facts.

Federal Europa argues for a democratic European federation. That position makes accuracy more important, not less.

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We label argument as argument

Federation-forward analysis is presented as a case to consider. Legal status, current institutions, and practical rights are described separately and cautiously.

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Official sources come first

For EU law, institutions, rights, and current procedures, we prefer EUR-Lex, Your Europe, EU institutions, national authorities, and primary research.

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Review dates mean something

A review date records the latest editorial check of the article's claims and links. Time-sensitive guidance is updated or clearly qualified.

04

No country rankings disguised as truth

Countries and cultures are not competitors. Comparisons should help readers understand a choice, not manufacture a winner.

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Corrections stay visible

Material factual errors are corrected promptly. Significant changes are recorded on the corrections page with the date and nature of the change.

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Privacy before growth tricks

Federal Europa does not publish open submission forms or collect personal profiles. Optional analytics require a clear choice.