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More or less Europe?
A Philosophical View to the Crisis- More or Less Europe.
Between more or less Europe?
That is why the stakes this time were for more or less Europe.
Between more or less Europe?
When determining the framework of the next budget,the first question to ask is whether we want more or less Europe.
It is not a matter of more or less Europe but what kind of Europe. .
Until July 21, 2011 there were debates taking place in the European Union- more or less integration, more or less Europe.
The question is not even more or less Europe, as they like to say in Brussels.
It also recommends placing the stress on a better Europe, rather than discussing more or less Europe.
But rather than discussing whether we need more or less Europe, I think we should focus our energies on how to achieve a better Europe. .
Timothy Garton Ash, the famous British specialist in EU affairs,wrote in a comment for The Guardian these days that the question"More or less Europe?" is wrong.
The debate about the future of Europe should not be about"more or less Europe", but the issue of"what Europe" is desired should come first.
The stronger and more unified it is, the better for us,he says, answering my question about the discussion within the Union itself whether there should be more or less Europe.
For more or less integration, for enlargement or capsulation of the Union, for more or less Europe- these are general questions on which Bulgaria cannot remain silent.
Recognising this, we should not limit ourselves in the debates on the Future of Europe to the question:‘Do you want more or less Europe?
More or less integration, expansion or encapsulation of the union, for more or less Europe- these are overall issues and Bulgaria cannot be silent.”.
The stronger andmore unified it is, the better for us, he says, answering my question about the discussion within the Union itself whether there should be more or less Europe.
At a time when the most popular question in the European Union is more or less Europe, nearly one third of the Dutch are willing to vote for populist parties with Eurosceptic messages- the Socialists and the far right populists of Wilders.
Recognising the challenges of the current situation in Europe, we, as citizens,should not limit ourselves in debating the Future of Europe to‘Do you want more or less Europe?
One of the thorniest points in the current debate on"more or less Europe" involves precisely the democratic process- whether the transfer of more powers to European institutions by democratically elected national authorities is a blow to democracy.
In times of rapid disintegration of the current world order, however, that was based on the spreading of liberal democracy and open trade,the EU is not so much facing the choice of more or less Europe, but rather what Europe. .
Mr Torreblanca explains this pointing out that they cannot talk about more or less Europe because they already have a"coalition government" in the European Commission which consists of s sufficient number of Socialist commissioners, representatives of the EPP and the Liberals.
Bulgarian journalists prefer not to make analysis, to comment andeven less than that to declare positions on major European issues like“more or less Europe”,“two-speed” Europe, free movement, economical integration, foreign policies, energy policies.
More Europe or less Europe?
Europe: more or less unity?
They are very confused times, in which the major challenges are being put on the table as to whether we want more Europe or less Europe.
Social movements sprang up based on propaganda imported more or less directly from Europe.
Europe in the twenty-first century represented an alliance of more or less democratic nations-- the United States of Europe.
If you strip away the political correctness, Chapter Three of the IMF's World Economic Outlook more or less condemns Southern Europe to death by slow suffocation and leaves little doubt that fiscal tightening will trap North Europe, Britain and America in slump for a long time.--.