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Politics, history, geopolitics, and business. Interested in UK–EU relations and a move towards closer cooperation prefer EEA over A49. Likes and reposts reflect interest, not endorsement.
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Show PostOf course you are right, for those of the public who understand or are interested in those things. So where do you think your generation stands on currency? Would it be a red line?
Show PostThere has been absolutely no attempt to persuade the public of the benefit of either Schengen or the euro. As a Brit I handle more euro cash in a year than I do sterling. Genuinely. I have cash in my wallet in Europe in case of an issue with my cards. I never touch cash at home.
Show PostI am now hearing that this might not be the final version of the France-Germany paper. And I don't think the EU will adopt it in this form either. A mess, and frankly an embarrassment to the EU policy making process resulting from blind political panic.
Show PostFrom a UK point of view, what the French and Germans have proposed on Made in Europe with regard to cars is distinctly *not helpful*. For it implies that ongoing market access is dependent on the changing whims of the EU. This will not encourage investment. www.theguardian.com/world/2026/o...
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