Historical minorities from the states that joined the European Union in the last wave had high hopes from the EU. „We believed that the EU is the right place to have protection and support for the national minorities, for our languages and cultures. But then we had to discover that the EU is more of an economic cooperation field, and many  topics are regulated by Brussels, but language rights or cultural rights are not among them. This is regretful, because the EU’s motto is United in diversity” – said the President of the FUEN, talking about the beginnings of the Minority SafePack. More...

The main objective of the FUEN is to become a strong voice for the national minorities in Europe. Another focus is central and Eastern Europe where the national minorities experience many problems, especially in Ukraine, in the Western Balkans and the Caucasus region. More...

Halit Habip Oğlu, Vice-President of the Federal Union of European Nations (FUEN) made a visit on 18 April 2018 to Chisinau, capital of Moldova, of which Gagauzia is an autonomous region. More...

The message of 1,320,000 European citizens is crystal clear: they aim an EU support for the linguistic and cultural diversity. It's particularly valuable that in Bulgaria a youth organisation, the Youth MRF organised the signatures collection campaign. The Minority SafePack initiative is a project especially for the future generations. More...

On Tuesday, 24^th of April the 17,433 statements of support collected in Croatia for the Minority SafePack Initiative were handed over to the competent national authorities in Zagreb. More...

In a friendly conversation, the delegation was informed about the verification process of the MSPI signatures in Germany.  The major hurdles of the EU for initiators of European Citizens' Initiatives were also discussed during the conversation. The officials assured the delegation that the European Union will simplify them in the future. More...

The FUEN Presidium, the Parliament of Hungary, political parties from the state and representatives of minorities living in Hungary as well as of the Hungarian communities living outside of the country’s borders discussed the steps that are to be taken after the successful petition campaign for the Minority SafePack European Citizen’s Initiative. More...

Statements of support for the Minority SafePack European Citizen’s Initiative were submitted to national authorities in Hungary of Friday, April 20^th. The FUEN Presidium, representatives of national minorities in Hungary and of the Hungarian communities living outside of the country’s borders were present at the event. More...

The Federal Union of European Nationalities and the representatives of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia have submitted over 68 thousand statements of support for the Minority SafePack Initiative to the national authorities in Slovakia on Thursday. More...

The representatives of the Hungarian minority in Romania (RMDSZ) have submitted the statements of support signed for the Minority SafePack Initiative to the competent national authorities of the country. The process of submitting the petitions to the national authorities was started in Romania as the Hungarian minority in Transylvania has pioneered the initiative from the very beginning, and Romania has been the first state to pass the national threshold. More...