European Review is a unique interdisciplinary international journal that covers a wide range of disciplines. It attaches great importance to Europe as well as the general aspects of economy, history, social sciences, and science. At least twice a year, there will be a main or complete discussion on one theme, and in-depth exploration of important contemporary topics in Europe; Other questions cover a wide range of topics, but may include a small comment.

The magazine covers the latest debates or research topics in European philosophy, theology, literature, sociology, and humanities and social sciences, and publishes special research issues around major contemporary or historical events in Europe. For example, the spring 2013 issue of European Review focused on "The Euro Crisis" and "Witness Literature," while the autumn 2013 issue focused on "European Immigration Issues. The spring 2014 issue focused on two in-depth research themes: "Rereading Aristotle" and "Durkheim: Reflections on the New Era", exploring the challenges faced by Europe and the core issues in the modernization process