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Intro -- Title page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors to this book -- Texts -- Abdelmalek Alaoui -- Frank Baasner -- Arnaud de Basquiat de Mugriet -- Véronique Cayla -- Corinne Deloy -- Isabelle Duvaux-Béchon -- Mariya Gabriel -- Jean-Dominique Giuliani -- Francisco Juan Gómez Martos -- Françoise Grossetête -- Pascale Joannin -- Alain Lamassoure -- Mathilde Lemoine -- Andi Mustafaj -- Florence Parly -- Jean-Claude Piris -- Pierre Vimont -- Thomas Weissenberg -- Maps -- Pascal Orcier -- Preface - Decisive Choices -- 1 - European issues at stake in 2019 - Pascale JOANNIN -- Elections under high tension -- Low turnout -- A rise in the "populists" -- New political balances -- A new majority -- A new redistribution -- Which governance for the institutions of Europe? -- An equation with several unknowns -- A male/female ticket -- Redistributed competences -- "Put that budget away! Out of my sight!" - Alain LAMASSOURE -- Europe and Disinformation - Mariya GABRIEL -- Disinformation, the European approach to a global phenomenon -- A European Approach -- A code of good practice to tackle disinformation -- Increased fact-checking -- In support of quality journalism -- Educating for greater discernment -- An action plan to tackle disinformation -- Stronger Europeans for a stronger Europe -- New audiovisual consumption habits - Véronique CAYLA -- Offering ARTE programmes where possible, on condition that it grows and renews our audiences -- This inevitable delinearization of television provides us with a specific responsibility -- Our responsibility is still to widen our audience's field of vision -- ARTE's role is also to rally people around sensitive experiences which lead to shared emotions. -- We aim to turn ARTE into a key educational hub in Europe.