Dainius ŽAlimas. Europe Must Decide Its Own Future: 7 Things to Know After Ursula Von Der Leyen's Speech
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This year's address by Ursula von der Leyen on the state of the European Union raised more questions than it offered answers, according to Delo's Brussels correspondent.
In the flood of announcements, the President of the European Commission confirmed that she wanted to make Canada the first "associated country of the EU." She also ended up raising the tone against the "ultranationalists" and "anti-Europeans." But she remained criticized for her lack of concrete impulsesAn inventory at the Prévert, with an inevitable feeling already seen.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's annual State of the Union address comes halfway through her second term in office, one of her last opportunities to announce more ambitious changes that could still be implemented before the end of her term.
The President of the European Commission spoke at length on Wednesday morning before the MEPs in Strasbourg. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was invited to this annual event.
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European Commission President Von Der Leyen proposed that Canada become the first associate member of the European Union. Von Der Leyen's proposal was met with a standing ovation in the European Parliament.
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