FROM OUR JUNIOR TEAM /  With the year 2020 now behind us, it seemed interesting for the LEAP team to look back on its Vision 2020. This book, written by Franck Biancheri, and published by Anticipolis in 2003, details 14 proposals to continue the European construction during the next two decades. In the preamble, the author outlines the challenges facing the continent and anticipates how the situation will evolve if these challenges are not met. In the light of this change of decade, our team begins a handover to rejuvenate the team and propose complementary contents to the monthly bulletin. If you would like to take advantage of this content and/or help us produce it, please visit the GEAB Community group on LinkedIn. And if you want to support our work and develop your future intelligence, subscribe to the GEAB. In italics and inverted commas are excerpts from the preamble of Vision 2020, written by Franck Biancheri, and in roman type the comments written by us in 2021. « The European construction launched in the 1950s is a success that has made it possible to create the unity of the continent in a peaceful manner and to ensure the prosperity of [...]

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It would be hard not to mention Covid-19 in this coming bulletin. But it’s also hard to think straight and bring the characteristic GEAB perspective into the current media hysteria. [...]