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Canada should become an EU state in all but name. Here’s how to make that a reality (opens the original)
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From the UK to Japan, so many countries need to quickly be brought inside the European tent without the rigours of full membership. The worst conclusion to draw from Iceland’s EU referendum result last month would be that the country, apparently now on Donald Trump’s imperial map along with Canada and Greenland, wanted to distance itself from Europe. Rather, the decision to refuse the reopening of EU accession talks shows that asking voters to choose between membership of the 27-nation bloc and
Trump has made the case for EU–Canada integration (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has inadvertently done Europe and Canada a favour. By describing Canada becoming an Associate Member of the EU as potentially “hostile” and threatening retaliation, he has shown that the initiative matters. The decision on the relationship between Canada and the EU is theirs alone. They are entitled to deepen their economic and political integration. Neither should accept a US veto over their partnerships. Nor is there much to lose from standing firm. Canada and Europe are already e
SOTEU 2026: We needed delivery and implementation (opens the original)
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Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the Union once again demonstrated no shortage of European ambition. But Europe increasingly knows what it needs to do. The challenge is turning ambition into delivery and partnerships into power. Europe is operating under profound geopolitical, economic and democratic pressure. Yet the delivery gap between the scale, scope, depth and speed of action required and what Europe actually delivers continues to widen. With hundreds of initiatives already on the Commissio
SOTEU 2026: From Ambition to Delivery (opens the original)
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the Union (SOTEU) should resist the temptation to only add another catalogue of EU ambitions. Europe increasingly knows what it needs to do. The challenge is turning ambition into delivery and partnerships into power. The SOTEU comes at a moment of profound geopolitical, economic and democratic pressure. It will inevitably contain new initiatives. But the President should also acknowledge an uncomfortable reality: Europe is not short
Europe does not need more recommendations to enhance competitiveness (opens the original)
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Mario Draghi is right to be dissatisfied. The newly launched Rhine Group, bringing together European business and policy leaders as well as experts to push for faster action on competitiveness, starts from an uncomfortable truth: Europe is not delivering. But the problem is not a lack of ideas. Over the years, think tanks, businesses, high-level groups and individuals have developed far-reaching proposals. Draghi himself has produced a compelling diagnosis and extensive recommendations. Enrico L
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