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Macron s Call to Double EU Budget is Last Ditch Attempt to Save Bloc s Relevance

French President Emmanuel Macron has called to double the EU s public spending during his speech at a youth festival in the eastern German city of Dresden. What s behind Macron s initiative?

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Fact is the EU will collapse before Britain can rejoin - Jonathan Saxty

Fact is the EU will collapse before Britain can rejoin - Jonathan Saxty
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France finally warms up to the Dutch in economic security push

Macron’s trip to Netherlands shows common ground on industrial policy and national security after years of frugal frictions

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Herman Van Rompuy calls for European unity over fragmentation at final

Speech by EPC President Herman Van Rompuy at the final EU IDEA conference ‘Governing Differentiation and Integration in the EU’

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Maastricht Treaty at 30: Pandemic brings unanswered questions back to the fore

The Maastricht Treaty was signed three decades ago, but the pandemic has shone a new light on its unfinished work.

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