Shifting towards a more united and modern world

In the last century we as mankind made a step towards uniting Europe, with the establishment of human rights by the United Nations and the decision of using a unique currency amongst the adherents of the EU that brought to the European Parliament. These first peace-making steps came as a consequence of an urgent need to answer a most pressing question of bringing peace across the world and enabling a free-market system, after seining the plight the world had to face with the horrors of the two biggest wars in the world. Clearly this issue is not a simple one to address and yet there are problematics arising at our current stage in human history. The main question stays, how can we create more unity? How can this unity be obtained without losing the value of having different cultures? My beliefs are in agreement with the paramount duty that world has to create by its own means an international government working as a confederation, governing the interests of all countries not just across Europe, but across the entire world, able to that answer to the needs of all the peoples on the earth in equal measure. In order to obtain this unity it means being able also to give up something, like the desire of having power and conquering others, desires that have grounded to negative decisions in human history. Until such roots have not been eradicated from the mind of mankind there is little to hope for things to change. So we shall work harerd to have programs that would enable increasing numbers of people to improve intellectual and moral values such as respect, love, peace, honesty, forbearance, reasoning and justice since a very young age so that we as humanity can grow brining up a more united Europe, while valorizing the differences across the individual countries in terms of cultures, and even of more prestigious and humanitarian value, a more united and peaceful world. In an always more connected world our continent has to face new problematics that have to be resolved, like those related to immigration and unemployment. We shall be able to bring up and channel more crescent energies in fixing the difficulties of developing - or at war -countries so that people do not have to leave to find better places to live from their mother-countries. Moreover this strategy will bring more jobs for unemployed people who will be willing to have more mobility choices in their career from Europe to fix so many different needs ranging from various areas of expertise, while helping at the same time the inhabitants of those developing countries in the first place. In conclusion, based on the needs of a Europe desiring more unity among its nations, and to face the present issues in the world we shall work harder towards this direction in uniting the world for the benefit of all countries by vigorously looking at innovative and always more useful ways to solve the problems of all the globe without making distinctions in the constitutive parts of the planet of mankind.