There was little noise on this piece of news. To me, it seems like a very analytical & objective point of view.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21336397
He (Francois Hollande) called for a "multi-faceted Europe which would be neither a two-speed Europe nor an a la carte Europe".
National interests, he said in Strasbourg, risked taking precedence over the interests of the EU.
Do you believe that the European Union, in its current form is in an à la carte model? If yes, is it sustainable?
There was little noise on this piece of news. To me, it seems like a very analytical & objective point of view.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21336397
He (Francois Hollande) called for a "multi-faceted Europe which would be neither a two-speed Europe nor an a la carte Europe".
National interests, he said in Strasbourg, risked taking precedence over the interests of the EU.
Do you believe that the European Union, in its current form is in an à la carte model? If yes, is it sustainable?
It's an interesting topic... I just came across this article on the derspiegel website about talented young immigrants to Germany.
It's an interesting topic... I just came across this article on the derspiegel website about talented young immigrants to Germany.
