This vision addresses today's multipolar world challenges, focusing on strategic independence and economic efficiency. Without a new cooperation framework, Europe risks internal economic conflicts and external manipulation. We need a practical approach to keep Europe competitive and united.

A common language allows us to function as one economic entity. It enables European-scale companies and eliminates translation barriers for goods, services, and contracts. Embracing English—already the language of innovation and commerce—creates a unified economic space while preserving national languages and identities.

Citizens gain EU-wide digital healthcare with predictive analytics, universal e-learning platforms, and streamlined administration. The digital infrastructure we build will support a future economy with robotized retirement solutions as populations age. This creates a Europe with fewer bureaucratic obstacles and greater opportunities.

The initiative could begin as an Intermarium 2.0 project among Central European, Baltic, and Scandinavian nations. Given eastern security threats, regional integration is necessary. Would skeptical nations risk being left behind? The voluntary model allows countries to join when benefits become apparent, while creating economic pressure on those who remain outside.

We've already mobilized enormous resources for COVID-19 and security challenges. The issue isn't funding capacity but directing funds wisely. Centralizing digital development saves costs across 27 countries. Strategic borrowing for high-return projects creates self-sustaining improvements that generate resources for repayment.

We must begin immediately given the Russian threat and changing geopolitical landscape. English language adoption can start now with formal agreements and implementation within a year. Robotization and AI projects should launch immediately as they're critical for defense against Russian aggression while simultaneously building civilian capabilities. Digital administration systems will enhance our collaborative defense efficiency during wartime. Rather than waiting for perfect conditions, we should adopt these innovations urgently as they directly strengthen our security posture while forming the foundation for long-term prosperity.

First, effectively communicating this vision to Europeans and building broad support. Second, executing them successfully, being adaptive if needed, and hopefully efficiently solving Europe's challenges within this framework. We must navigate regulatory complexity, address resistance from status quo beneficiaries, and ensure technological transformations remain inclusive.