The topics that were discussed at the National Conference 2010 are displayed below. You can look through these to get an idea of what the topics at an EYP session look like.

Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO)

With concerns over increasing government control of Internet: how should European countries organise the governance of Internet in the future?

Committee on Development (DEVE)

Biting the bullet: After decades of European development aid to sub-Saharan Africa, how should Europe refine its objectives and priorities? Is the economic crisis a black cloud with a silver lining when it comes to the future of international development?

Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI)

Following the failure of the Copenhagen Climate Conference to reach global consensus on the battle against climate change: should the EU goal of climate leadership now be reevaluated?

Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET)

With the Taliban resurgent in Afghanistan and Pakistan on the brink of collapse: how should the EU work with the international community to prevent the further acceleration of instability and security lapses in the AFPAK region?

Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE)

Freedom of religion and the limits of multiculturalism: to what extent should religious values, attitudes and traditions be respected in an increasingly multicultural Europe?

Committee on Culture and Education (CULT)

Too many graduates for too few jobs? Is Europe’s current focus on a ‘knowledge based society’ restricting the development of an innovative society? Is it now the time for European countries to reassess whether increased participation in tertiary education is beneficial for Europe’s future?

Committee on Constitutional Affairs (AFCO)

How should the EU deal with current candidate countries in the light of the membership application of Iceland? Should the current membership criteria be re-assessed to ensure a balance between equality and conditionality?