Europinion publishes regular opinion pieces and commentary on UK, European, and international politics, economics, and foreign affairs. Its editorial focus is on interpretive articles and cross-spectrum debate, referred to by external outlets as an "independent European affairs newspaper" in the context of civic campaign.[5] Commentators include former Croatian Justice Minister Vesna Škare-Ožbolt and Elle Farrell-Kingsley.[6][7]
Europinion has collaborated with student-led groups to deliver educational tools aimed at combatting disinformation. Europinion appeared before the European Parliament's Committee on Culture and Education in April 2025 during hearings on disinformation and civic resilience to present its media literacy toolkit proposals to safeguard young Europeans.[8][9][10] In May 2025, Europinion published its peer-reviewed policy report 'Navigating the Information Disorder: European Youth in the Age of Disinformation'.[11][12]
In June 2025, University of Oxford students partnered with the platform to present a "media literacy toolkit" adapted from the policy report to the European Parliament Special Committee for the European Democracy Shield, during its fact-finding mission to London.[13][14][15]
Europinion has also participated in wider social campaigns. In 2025, Chartist magazine reported on a campaign against gender-based violence organised by the Young European Movement in partnership with the European Parliament and Europinion.[5]
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