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Volt Europa@volteuropa· 5d

Does politics happen to you, or because of you? We want the European Commission to turn our ideas into laws through European Citizens' Initiatives — but we need 1 million of us to make it happen. Join us and @francescaromanadantuono.volteuropa.org here: www.wearethe1million.eu

Volt Europa@volteuropa· 6d

🇮🇹 Italian POV: our fellow volters share what they think about Meloni's response to Ceuta. Join Volt today volt.team/simple-join/en

Volt Europa@volteuropa· 7d

We refuse to accept a Europe that defaults to suspending fundamental human rights, threatening to shut down Schengen, or paying authoritarian regimes to act as our outsourced border police. Read our full piece volteuropa.org/news/ceuta-e...

Graphic featuring a preview of a Volt policy statement titled "Ceuta Exposes the EU's Broken Approach to Migration." The graphic shows text about the need to defend European borders together, dated August 4, 2026, alongside an image of officials and police monitoring surveillance screens showing border fences and beaches.

Volt Europa@volteuropa· 8d

Meloni received support from member states and the EU in 2023 during the Lampedusa migration crisis. Now, will Italy help, say, Denmark if Trump moves into Greenland? We must stand together. Join our "We are the 1 Million" campaign: wearethe1million.eu

Political graphic comparing "22 out of 27 European Heads of State," who are quoted saying "Crack down on Spain!", with "Volters," who are quoted saying "Show humanity. Fix it together." The image features portraits of European politicians at the top and a crowd of protesters at the bottom, promoting the campaign "We Are The 1 Million" with a link to wearethe1million.eu. Detailed Alt Text (Best for screen readers needing full context): A split-screen political graphic divided horizontally into black and purple halves. Top section (Black background): Headline reads "22 OUT OF 27 EUROPEAN HEADS OF STATE:". Below it are cut-out portraits of three European politicians—Friedrich Merz, Giorgia Meloni, and Luís Montenegro. Overlaid in large white text is the quote: “CRACK DOWN ON SPAIN!” Bottom section (Purple background): Headline reads "VOLTERS:". Below it is a photo of a crowd of Volt supporters holding banners. Overlaid in large white text is the quote: “SHOW HUMANITY. FIX IT TOGETHER.

Volt Europa@volteuropa· 12d

Revive the early June GA memories with Michael Eichler's blog post: www.the-new-union.org/volt-general... Love writing? We’re recruiting volunteers to help craft compelling scripts. Reach out to communications@volteuropa.org! 💜

Volt Europa@volteuropa· 13d

Imagine all the science and evidence-backed policies combined into a single political programme. That’s Volt. 💜 Everything we do is thanks to you, and we hope you’ll consider supporting our work with a donation today: volt.link/donatejuly2026

Purple background with white text reading "NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY THESE EUROPEANS ARE OBSESSED WITH A PARTY CALLED VOLT." Below the text is a photo of a large, diverse group of Volt supporters holding European and national flags and a banner that reads "Europe. United."

Volt supporters holding European flags outdoors. White text overlaid on the image lists key Volt policies: Abolishing the veto power, LGBTQIA+ rights, Rail and bike infrastructure, A single EU armed force, An EU minimum wage standard, Harmonized corporate taxation, A directly elected European prime minister, and Open-source public software.

Crowd of Volt supporters holding various European national flags and a "Europe. United." banner. White text overlaid on the image lists additional Volt policies including: Humanitarian corridors for safe asylum seeking, Transnational voting lists, 100% renewable European energy grid, A ban on live animal transport, Permanent citizens' assemblies, A joint European intelligence service, EU-wide startup platform, and European basic income.

Volt Europa@volteuropa· 14d

At Volt, we get to the root of the problem and craft policies that drive systemic change. 💜 We currently have open internship positions. Apply here: volteuropa.org/vacancies-tr...

A 3-part graphic by Volt Europa. Top: an oil pump jack against a sunset, text reads "oil is the single largest energy source in the EU we import over 96% of the oil we consume." Middle: a heavy traffic jam on a highway, text reads "transport burns over 65% of it." Bottom: a dramatic wildfire burning a forest hill, text reads "and so we burn our own land.

A 3-part graphic by Volt Europa. Top: a close-up of a child using an asthma inhaler, text reads "we destroy our health." Middle: hands holding burning Euro banknotes, text reads "and also burn billions." Bottom: an elderly man riding a bicycle in front of a war-damaged building, text reads "while feeding petro-dictators and their wars.

A 3-panel comparison showing urban transformation in Düsseldorf, Germany. The top two panels show the same multi-lane highway packed with traffic, labeled "combustion cars" and "electric cars" to show no difference in city space. The bottom panel shows the transformed riverfront promenade filled with green grass, trees, and walking pedestrians, labeled "cutting oil, mitigating climate change and fixing our cities.

A purple graphic with white text from Volt. The text reads: "By expanding suburban rail and cycling infrastructure, investing in public transport, banning short-haul flights, lowering speed limits, pedestrianizing and greening our cities, Europe could cut its annual oil consumption by up to 10%. That is equivalent to wiping out the entire annual oil footprint of Spain." At the bottom, a call to action reads: "EXCITED TO WORK ON SYSTEMIC CHANGE? APPLY TO OUR OPEN INTERNSHIPS.

Volt Europa@volteuropa· 16d

Let’s make @volt_berlin’s words ours. 🏳️‍🌈💜

Volt Europa@volteuropa· 21d

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Volt Europa@volteuropa· 25d

Thank you, Mels Klabbers, for these past 3 years of service as our Co-President. You helped us build a more united Europe – and we know you will continue to do so. Everyone, please support Mels' next steps within Dutch politics by donating to Volt Netherlands: voltnederland.org/doneer 💜

Volt Europa@volteuropa· 26d

💜 From co-leading Volt Europa to embarking on her next chapter with Volt Italia – thank you for everything, @francescaromanadantuono.volteuropa.org! Let’s show our support for her next step! 👉 volteuropa.donorsupport.co/page/FUNHJKX...

A social media graphic from the political party Volt. A woman with long blonde hair is seen from behind, walking on an asphalt path. She is wearing a blue European Union flag draped over her shoulders like a cape. In the background, three men—two in security uniforms—are standing and watching.

Overlay Text: "YOU CAN PROBABLY RECOGNIZE HER EVEN FROM BEHIND. ANY GUESSES? (Hint: they also call her by her initials, FRD)"

stage. She is wearing a simple white t-shirt, dark trousers with a patterned belt, large gold hoop earrings, and several bracelets.

Overlay Text: "Thank you for all your passionate work, dear former Co-President! We can’t wait to see how you will change Italy!"

A portrait of Francesca Romana D'Antuono smiling slightly, set against a soft-focus city background. She has shoulder-length light brown hair and is wearing a bright blue blazer over a dark top, a pearl necklace, and a round purple "Volt" pin on her lapel.

Overlay Text: "WE WILL MISS YOU, FRANCESCA ROMANA D'ANTUONO!"

A promotional graphic on a purple background. The top half displays a call-to-action message. The bottom half shows a screenshot of a fundraising page titled "Help Volt Europa support Volt Italia," which features a photo of a large, diverse crowd of people holding European Union flags, rainbow flags, and a large blue banner that reads "Europe. United."

Overlay Text: "The best way to say goodbye to FRD is by supporting the next steps of Volt Italia. Link in bio 🔗"

Volt Europa@volteuropa· 27d

🎉 As of today, 15 July, they are officially in office! Please join us in welcoming our new Co-Presidents Inês Bravo Figueiredo and Sven Franck. Let’s show them some love with a big round of applause, likes, comments – and donations 👉 volteuropa.donorsupport.co/page/go_fund... 💜

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jul 11

We failed to protect peace and human dignity, a failure that reminds us of the devastating consequences of inaction. This anniversary calls for deep reflection – read our statement volteuropa.org/news/srebren...

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jul 9

Let's be many 💜volt.team/simple-join/en

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jul 7

For Volt, NATO’s Ankara summit is a reminder that Europe can no longer rely solely on the Alliance for its security. We need a European Defence Union. Read our statement 👉 volteuropa.org/news/a-stron...

A political graphic by Volt with a purple background. At the top, bold text reads, "Member States are earmarking billions for defence to the detriment of their populations." The center features a screenshot of a news article dated July 7, 2026, titled "A 'stronger Europe' can only mean a Defence Union," showing a large building in Turkey decorated with the Turkish flag and NATO summit branding. At the bottom, text reads, "Read our full statement as the Ankara NATO summit unfolds."

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jul 1

Europe's plan to build a next-generation fighter jet with France, Germany and Spain has collapsed, for the same reason that stalls most European defence projects: no single authority with the power to decide. We must fix this 👉 volteuropa.org/news/one-fighter-three-names-zero-results

A Volt Europa social graphic on a deep purple background. Large white bold headline reads: Europe tried to build a next-generation fighter jet, but it couldn't even agree on the name. Below sits a screenshot of a Volt Europa article titled One Fighter, Three Names, Zero Results, with the standfirst: The FCAS failure highlights Europe's need for a single authority to overcome national interests and avoid foreign jet dependence, dated 25 June 2026, with Facebook, LinkedIn and X share icons. The article's header image shows a grey Eurofighter Typhoon jet banking against a clear blue sky, its afterburners glowing. A white illustrated hand cursor points at the article. White text at the bottom reads: Read the full article on the Volt Europa website.

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 25

Once a year, our elected officials from across Europe gather to exchange best practices and collaborate beyond borders. From the local to the European level, Volt is changing the way politics is done in Europe.💜 Join now and become our next elected official 👉 volt.team/simple-join/en

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 22

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 14

Today our borderless bliss turns 41. Sing along – and join Volt 💜 volt.team/simple-join/en

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 13

We exist thanks to you. Thank you for supporting Volt Europa. You are the magic behind our ability to dream, plan, and deliver. Help us achieve our fundraising goal during this GA! Link in bio and stories 💜. volteuropa.donorsupport.co/page/ga_fund...

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 12

he Elected Officials Summit is when the Volters you voted into power get together to share how they are making Europe a better place. Have you ever wished to be elected and make change happen? Then join Volt 💜 volt.team/simple-join/en

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 11

This weekend, that's exactly what we're tackling at Volt's General Assembly. Last chance to get your ticket: www.volt.link/bratislava2026. 🧵 (3/3)

A Volt-purple slide titled "AI will be at the centre of Volt's General Assembly this weekend, with panels about:", with Volt's General Assembly in light blue. Three panel titles appear beside white line icons of a brain, a connected network node, and a head with a circuit. They read "The Green Cost of AI: Balancing Innovation and Sustainability", "Resisting Techno-Fascism: Defending European Democracy in the AI Era", and "Post-AGI Economics: Getting the Politics Right", with each panel's main title in light blue. A white circular arrow icon sits in the bottom right.

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 11

No single country can regulate AI on its own. No single country can stand up to the tech giants shaping our future. Only a united Europe can set strict rules, protect jobs, and lead the world on safe and ethical AI. 🧵 (2/3)

A Volt-purple infographic slide with a dotted texture background, titled "BY 2027:" in large bold white text. Three points appear beside white line icons of a brain, a connected network node, and a head with a circuit. The points read: "AI systems could surpass human-level intelligence", "Competition between countries may weaponise AI and push safety aside", and "Mass unemployment and 'rogue' AIs could lead to catastrophic outcomes", with the phrases human-level intelligence, weaponise AI, and catastrophic highlighted in light blue. A white circular arrow icon sits in the bottom right.

A Volt-purple slide with bold white text reading "Europe can't face this future divided if we want to prove Sam Altman wrong. No European country is capable of regulating AI on its own. Uniting is urgent.", with the word Uniting in light blue. Below is a cut-out photo of a bearded man in a blue cap, glasses and a red t-shirt with arms crossed, outlined in a light blue glow. Beside him a quote reads "It's not enough for one country to pass a law.", attributed to Daniel Kokotajlo, OpenAI researcher and author of 'AI 2027', with not enough highlighted in light blue. Small credit text in the bottom left reads "Source: Jason Andrew - The New York Times/Redux". A white circular arrow icon sits in the bottom right.

A Volt-purple slide with a faint map of Europe in the background and bold white centred text reading "Only a United States of Europe that acts together can set strict rules, stand up to tech giants, protect jobs, and lead globally on safe & ethical AI", with United States of Europe highlighted in light blue. A white circular arrow icon sits in the bottom right.

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 11

"AI will probably lead to the end of the world. But in the meantime, there will be great companies created." - Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO. The future of AI is being written right now, and Europe can't afford to face it divided. 🧵 (1/3)

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 10

Can all Europeans enjoy the same standard of mobility and urban design? What should we focus on to make this happen? Find out with Milota Sidorova, Katja Diehl, and session host Ksenia Ashrafullina. Get your tickets here: www.volt.link/bratislava2026 💜

A purple graphic introducing a panel discussion for Volt's General Assembly in Bratislava. The text reads: "That’s why at our General Assembly in Bratislava we will discuss how mobility and urban design can truly serve all Europeans." The words "mobility" and "urban design" are highlighted in green. Below the text are cutouts of three smiling women: Katja Diehl (mobility expert from Hamburg, Germany), Milota Sidorova (urbanist from Bratislava, Slovakia), and Ksenia Ashrafullina (session host and mobility activist from Lisbon, Portugal).

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 9

Full transparency: Volt makes exactly zero from this General Assembly. We do this to create a space for you to meet other political soulmates. 💜 And if we break even, every extra euro goes to support those who need financial help. 🤩 Epic summer starts here: www.volt.link/bratislava2026

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 8

Time to elect the new Volt Board! 💜 The best way to celebrate internal democracy is to join fellow Volters at our General Assembly in Bratislava this weekend, June 13–14! Check all the candidates 👉 volteuropa.org/people/board...

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 4

🇦🇱 Protected areas exist for a reason: future generations deserve the chance to inherit these irreplaceable natural treasures. The Vjosa-Nartë delta, Sazan Island, and Albania's coastline are our shared responsibility. 🇪🇺 Join Volt today volt.team/simple-join/en 💜

Political graphic by Volt showing a scenic view of the Vjosa-Nartë wetlands under a clear blue sky. Large red and white headline text reads, "THE LAST WILD RIVER DELTA IN EUROPE IS ABOUT TO DISAPPEAR." Smaller body text at the bottom reads: "Luxury resort construction has begun in Albania's protected Vjosa-Nartë area, following the Socialist Party's 2024 amendment to the Protected Areas Law." An Albania country tag sits in the top left corner.

Political campaign graphic by Volt featuring a photo of Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump over an ocean background. To the right is a small map pinpointing the island of Sazan in Albania. Overlay text reads: "The illegal construction of a $4 billion luxury resort backed by Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner on the island of Sazan has already caused severe ecological damage. Barbed wire now blocks the public from the coastline."

A political graphic by Volt showing a crowd of protestors in Albania holding signs. Inset in a red frame above them is a photograph showing the industrial construction site and control tower of the new Vlora Airport. A red text bar across the bottom reads: "The new Vlora Airport is being built to bring more tourists – putting further pressure on 70 endangered species."

A political graphic by Volt showing a young woman at a protest holding up a white sign with Albanian text and the hashtag "#ALBANIAISNOTFORSALE". Purple overlay text across her reads: "Albania is not for sale. The Vjosa-Nartë delta, Sazan Island, and Albania’s coastline are Europe’s shared natural heritage." A bright green call-to-action button at the bottom reads: "JOIN VOLT" next to a purple heart emoji.

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 3

We're putting free press at the centre of our Volt General Assembly in Bratislava. Join us and learn from the people defending it every day. Get your ticket now: volt.link/bratislava2026 💜 (2/2)🧵

The same Free Press advertisement appears on a street advertising panel beneath trees on a sunny day. A purple banner above carries the heading Protect What Matters and explains that, in thousands of cities across all twenty-seven member states, the European Union is running a campaign focused on protecting the free press on our continent.

The Free Press advertisement is shown again on a standing display panel in an open urban plaza. Below it, a purple panel with the heading Protect Free Press explains that freedom of the press holds power accountable, exposes corruption, and lets people make up their own minds, that protecting journalists means protecting democracy, and that across Europe this safety is under growing pressure.

A purple graphic headed Democracy Needs Daylight introduces a Volt General Assembly panel on defending the free press. A billboard shows photographs of the four participants, with their names and roles listed below: moderator Eva Babitzová, Managing Director of Promo Punkers and former journalist; Rasťo Kužel, Executive Director at MEMO 98; Peter Hanák, journalist for Ringier Slovakia and journalism lecturer at Comenius University; and Sophie in 't Veld, Member of the European Parliament from 2004 to 2024.

Volt Europa@volteuropa· Jun 3

Have you seen the EU's "free press" ads around your city? Protecting the freedom of the press means protecting democracy. That is why, at Volt, we believe this topic deserves more than just posters. (1/2)🧵