The Federal Union promotes the introduction of a codified Federalist Constitution for the U.K.
The Federal Union supports international organisations promoting Federalism and good governance, including the Union of European Federalists (UEF) and the World Federalist Movement (WFM). Federal Union committee members actively participate in these organisations and the Federal Union makes contributions towards their running costs.
Our sister organisation in the United Kingdom, the Federal Trust, organises regular events on current political topics, in particular relating to the European Union.
Please contact us if you are interested in attending events organised by the UEF or wish to join the Federal Union. Any contributions towards our running costs will be gratefully received.
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Manita Oli Basnet | WFM
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Benjamin Charles Brumm (Belgium) | WFM
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Brexit and Immigration: The Arc of the Pendulum | Federal Trust
29th January 2026 A major new report from the Federal Trust and The Constitution Society tackles the role immigration policy played in causing Brexit, and that Brexit has since played […]
Events
From our partners:
- Justice Without Borders – Building the World Court of Human Rights
19th of November 2025, 14:00 (UTC) – online The post Justice Without Borders – Building the World Court of Human Rights appeared first on WFM/IGP.
- Narratives on Nuclear Disarmament, Gender Equality and Protection of the Environment
Hybrid, 5 November 2025. 1:15 – 3:00pm, Eastern Time USA The post Narratives on Nuclear Disarmament, Gender Equality and Protection of the Environment appeared first on WFM/IGP.
- The World Court at 80: Advancing legal solutions to urgent challenges
30th of October at the Church Center, 777 UN Plaza The post The World Court at 80: Advancing legal solutions to urgent challenges appeared first on WFM/IGP.
- Climate protection, faith and the rights of future generations: Opportunities from the pending climate case in the International Court of Justice
Date: 22nd of July, 2025 – Online. Timed for Asia and the Pacific & Timed for the Americas, Europe, Africa and the Middle East. The post Climate protection, faith and the rights of future generations: Opportunities from the pending climate case in the International Court of Justice appeared first on WFM/IGP.
- Planet on the Brink: Transforming Global Environmental Governance After the ICJ Advisory Opinion
Friday, June 27, 11:00-13:00, London (UK) The post Planet on the Brink: Transforming Global Environmental Governance After the ICJ Advisory Opinion appeared first on WFM/IGP.
News from our Partners
- Brexit and Immigration: The Arc of the Pendulum
29th January 2026 A major new report from the Federal Trust and The Constitution Society tackles the role immigration policy played in causing Brexit, and that Brexit has since played in driving UK […]
- World Federalist Congress promotes global governance measures to meet challenges of today and tomorrow
Release on the WFM 2025 Congress The post World Federalist Congress promotes global governance measures to meet challenges of today and tomorrow appeared first on WFM/IGP.
- PODCAST: Can PR End Reform and Brexit?
In this new podcast episode, John Stevens and Brendan Donnelly discuss the reemergence of Brexit as a topic of British political discourse. They conclude that this reemergence could be harmful to […]
- VIDEO: Can PR End Reform and Brexit?
In this new Federal Trust video, John Stevens and Brendan Donnelly discuss the reemergence of Brexit as a topic of British political discourse. They conclude that this reemergence could be harmful to […]
- PODCAST: Are Labour moving against Brexit?
In this new Federal Trust podcast episode, John Stevens and Brendan Donnelly discuss the political and economic advantages for the Labour Party of a more overtly pro-European policy. They suggest […]