Europe: The next fifty years: Fun beyond fifty

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Europe will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Treaty of Rome in 2007, which established the foundation of the contemporary European Union, but many question whether the continent will maintain its level of prosperity over the next fifty years. The next few years will be crucial for Europe to face global challenges, particularly the emergence of new economies like China. Hence in order to avoid becoming a marginal player, a critical requirement for the continent will be to produce a vision for the future that Europeans can share and support.

Rites, ceremonies and celebrations

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Ghosts return

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Europe is in a critical situation and the opposition to the Constitutional Treaty provides an opportunity to engage the public and politicians in debate on reform. The future of Europe is in proceeding with economic integration and strengthening the single market that would generate a good circle of economic prosperity, political stability and provide a credible response to the rise of the Asian people.

Single European market, European monetary union

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European Union constitution: simplify and deliver

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A new constitution may never come into effect in spite of the European Unions intergovernmental conference. The ways in which the EU has to act, to be much more streamlined and effective are discussed.

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