As for me, it will be a “no”. In the days, weeks and months to come, I, as a Member of the European Parliament, will work to ensure that the European representation disapproves of the investment agreement that the Commission has just reached with China.
Read MoreIt is at such a low noise that maybe you did not notice it. It is at low noise, but for the first time since the fury around the Maastricht agreement had inhibited the Europhiles and emboldened the Europhobes so much – that is, for the first time in three decades we no longer speak of “Europe” to say it is impotent and busy grading cucumbers, but to say that it is stretching, breathing and asserting itself.
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The Union is making the first move. Last week, the President of the European Council and later the Commission published, one after the other, proposals for a common programme of the Atlantic Alliance, which the 27 Heads of State and Government will debate on Thursday and Friday in Brussels.
Read MoreThe problem is the same on these three fronts. Facing Turkey, Great Britain and the Polish-Hungarian tandem in the most burning problems it has to solve at the moment, the European Union must arbitrate between the short and the long term.
Read MoreIt will be the exodus or the massacre. It will be chaos and death in any case, because the Ethiopian leaders left the people of Mekele, capital of the rebel province of Tigray, no other choice on Sunday. It was first up to the army to warn them that they should expect “no mercy” if they do not “free themselves” from the rebels of the TPLF, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front.
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