[gunshots] [whispering] [intrumental of bring him home miserables] bring himal of miserables]es never again. Even before the war is over, the delegates from 50 nations meet in San Francisco to lay the framework of addressing all conflicts in the future. Of idea of european unity fallout of the rejection of war. Held in theress is hague. It is the beginning of a long and difficult progress to begin the year to bring the european nations together. A new europe, based on the values of democracy, begins to take shape. Europe will not be made all at once or according to a single plan. It will be built through concrete achievements. It will reflect solidarity. 1957 the treaty of rome in to joy, instrumental] [applause] 70 years later, yesterdays enemies are together once again, handinhand for the remembrance through the ceremony. [applause] as they join hands here before you, let there be peace their gesture of peace is a gesture for the future. They invite us to echo it where the spirit of
Second, we would support ukraine to build support for ukraine in the International Community, and reassure our allies and partners, and let me spend a few minutes on those. With regards to russia, the goals were simple and straightforward. We needed to impose costs for the actions russia had taken. We saw to deter russia from taking further irresponsible actions, and we hoped to shape the decision space that Vladimir Putin and the russian government would take going forward. You all know the litany of things that happened in the immediate weeks following the incursion into crimea. There was the suspension from the g8, the efforts in the United Nations to isolate russia politically, and we saw that with the very significant vote withe security council, china even abstaining and not siding with russia, and then with the general assembly, where russia found itself with another 10 countries, none of whom i think would be partners of first choice for us in this room. We rejected the referen
And so id like to turn to randy henning, a professor of economic governance and really try to put this question to you. That if if we we are where we are in economic terms. There are these solutions out there that many people believe would have sort of a big bang effect of really being Game Changers and kickstarting growth. But theyre exceptionally unlikely because of german opposition and also because of rising sort of populism and the difficulty in getting it through in terms of treaty change. So what does that mean for the next sort of decade in european economics . I mean, if we cant do what simon sort of outlined and theres unlikely to be a collapse of the Currency Union for all of the reasons that, you know, people are afraid of what the alternative would be, what is the middle sort of muddling through option . How bad is it . Is it not quite as bad as we think . And what can they do within the constraints they have . Well, thank you, tom. Im pleased to be in part of this panel a
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