A page of Yannis Karamitsios dedicated to European and global federalism
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ALT An infographic showing the proposed EU Annual Budget for 2027, totalling €199.90 billion. The budget breakdown is visually represented as a stacked pyramid of coloured toy building blocks, with each block representing a different spending category. From bottom to top, the budget allocation includes: -Cohesion, Resilience and Values: €75.8 billion -European Public Administration: €13.6 billion -Natural Resources and Environment: €57.2 billion -Migration and Border Management: €5.8 billion -Thematic Special Instruments: €5.9 billion -Single Market, Innovation and Digital: €21.9 billion -Neighbourhood and the World: €15.5 billion -Security and Defence: €3 billion The official European Commission logo is visible in the top right-hand corner.
ALT "The ocean is heating up" reads the title of this stylised infographic that shows the global ocean heat content over time. The infographic is coloured in bright colours, with the background being light blue with dark blue fish on it. The simple line graph representing the heat content is red. The Y axis reads "joules/m2" and the X axis consists of years from 2006 to 2024. The graph shows the heat increasing rapidly, with -200M joules/m2 of heat in 2006 rising steadily to 400M in 2024.
ALT A split-screen graphic comparing job advertisements before and after EU pay transparency rules. On the left, labeled “Before,” a job ad displays the vague phrase “Competitive Salary” with a red X underneath, suggesting a lack of transparency. On the right, labeled “Now,” the job ad includes a clear salary range of “€2,000–€2,500 gross monthly” with a green check mark, indicating the new requirement to provide pay information upfront. An EU flag appears in the bottom-right corner, linking the change to EU legislation.
ALT Infographic with the title ''The EU produces almost 70% of the worlds olive oil''. Underneath there is a stacked bar chart entitled ''Who are the EU's biggest producers?''. Illustrated on a bottle of olive oil, the chart displays the top four EU countries that produce the most olive oil. From highest to lowest - Spain 63.9 percent, Italy 15.3 percent, Greece 13.4 percent, Portugal 6.7 percent. Figures on the bottle cover ten marketing years from 2015/2016 to 2024/2025 with campaigns running from October to September. The 2024/2025 figures are provisional for some countries. The source is the European Commission.
ALT Hoisting of the European flag in presence of Charles Rutten, Jacques Delors, Pierre Pflimlin and Carlo Ripa di Meana. A person is raising a large European Union flag on a flagpole in front of a glass building (Berlaymont, Brussels). The scene is set outdoors with greenery and trees visible around.
