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Monday, Nov 24, 2025

The POLITICO 28: Shaping Europe's Future

A High-Profile Gathering As POLITICO Reveals Europe's Most Influential Figures for 2025.
In the dynamic arena of European politics, the POLITICO 28 stands as a barometer for influence, foresight, and impact.

As the much-anticipated 'Class of 2025' is revealed, POLITICO sheds light on the pivotal figures driving change across the continent—be they the formidable doers who execute with precision, the disrupters who challenge the status quo, or the dreamers who envision a transformative future.

This year’s list, unveiled during a live event at 8 P.M. CET, promises a spectrum of influential personalities whose approaches to policy and governance are reshaping Europe.

Among them, the highest-ranked individuals in the 'doer', 'disrupter', and 'dreamer' categories are awaited with curiosity and anticipation, reflecting the evolving priorities and challenges faced by EU nations.

The unveiling promises more than mere recognition; it offers a reflection on how influence is wielded in an increasingly interconnected and swiftly changing world.

In attendance at the gala unveiling will be prominent figures such as Kaja Kallas, serving as the EU’s high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, Nadia Calviño, newly appointed president of the European Investment Bank, and Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, a stalwart voice from Belarus' opposition front.

These voices are embodiments of Europe’s political and fiscal zeitgeist.

As Europe navigates its path through economic recovery, geopolitical tensions, and digital transformations, the individuals recognized in this year's POLITICO 28 exemplify the blend of innovation and leadership required to steer the movement forward.

Whether in policy halls or grassroots movements, these are the leaders who will design and redefine Europe’s course, making the POLITICO 28 not just a watchlist, but a window into the continent's future.
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