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But what does this globalised modernity actually imply?
We, better than anyone,can shape this globalised world.
EU action in this globalised world of ours must pursue these goals.
We sometimes tend to forget what Europe means for so many people in this globalised world.
Because, in this globalised world, we need a strong Europe more than ever.
At the same time, the crisis has shown just how interdependent we have become in this globalised era.
In this globalised economy, it is good that subsidies should disappear, but not when there are some countries which still have them.
I state very clearly: we need now, more than ever,a strong European Union in this globalised world.
In this globalised world of ours, lost GDP and reduced foreign investment, for instance, represent failed opportunities few countries can afford.
Many people are returning to the refuge of national rhetoric in the face of this globalised, Europeanised challenge.
We feel that there is a great need for Europe in this globalised world, but what guidelines and structures do we need for Europe? That is the question.
To this end, we must carry out a decisive andcourageous policy which will allow us to successfully confront the Euro-Mediterranean challenges which have arisen in this globalised world.
We are aware of the key elements required to achieve fair growth in this globalised world, but we are not being determined enough in applying them.
In this globalised context the external dimension of the Lisbon Strategy must be reinforced and developed, projecting the EU's political and economic goals and social and environmental standards beyond its borders.
I believe that you too, as Members of the European Parliament, will have a right to ask our Heads of State or Government whether they wish to invest in this project for living together as Europeans,which is needed now more than ever in this globalised world.
PT Madam President, I come from a country that has existed for eight centuries and, despite this, is interested in the existence in this globalised world of a strong Europe and a Europe that is capable of dealing with China, India and the United States on equal terms.
Now that the tsunami has struck, we can see that the nation-states can no longer help on their own, because it is beyond us, and that is why our peoples need to be given additional strength throughour standing together in order to have a chance of survival in this globalised world order.
The basic message that the European globalised world and the Europeans in this globalised world must take with them is that, above all, our economy must remain competitive and must not be restricted by this report.
If you compare how we have been through all the unpleasant events which happen on the market regarding food safety, we can really enhance our institutional comparison anddo our best on product safety because in this globalised world we cannot just be an island.
(PT) In this globalised world, in which many claim that economic and financial rules are absolute, the fact that twenty-seven European States are reiterating in the context of the Union this firm commitment to values and objectives designed to protect and safeguard fundamental rights is a signal contribution to the regulation of globalisation itself.
Therefore this agreement, Mr President, represents a geographical consolidation of the existing links between both regions, which are destined to be political, commercial and strategic partners, and increases the tools at our disposal for responding to the challenges anduncertainties we are faced with in this globalised world.
Thirdly, Mr President, either the European Union learns once and for all that union is our strength and fragmentation is our weakness, orwe will have to renounce our vocation of international leadership in this globalised world and confine ourselves to being what The Economist described us as: the 21st century's most prosperous third world region.
The thrust of this report lies precisely here: today, 20% of young Europeans are out of work, of whom about 30% are graduates; a percentage that is so high that we are forced to ask ourselves very seriously about how we should approach the issue of training young people for entry into the world of work in these times,in this Europe, in this globalised world.
Clearly, in this globalising economy, we urgently need a European outlook and European supervision, and it would be great if a committee of wise men were to advise you in this respect.
In this new globalised world, there is no place for'everyone for himself.
The internal market appears to have become very small in this new globalised economy.