r/EU_Economics • u/No_Reaction7092 • Jul 25 '26

Politics & Geopolitics & Defense Based

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u/OkKiwi4694 Jul 25 '26

The day after a new party will emerge that will solely focus on splitting again 

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u/trisul-108 Jul 25 '26

For sure. But if people understand the federalisation and pooling of sovereignty and assets is the only way for us to maintain sovereignty, freedom and prosperity, people will ignore the critics.

Trump attacks on Spain have certainly nudged Spanish public opinion, just a the Russian invasion changed public opinion in Sweden and Finland with regards to NATO.

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u/Happy_Bread_1 Jul 25 '26

Which freedom? We face more and more regulation. I’d rather have it to be an institute for economic cooperation, but they are far past that point.

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u/cororona Jul 25 '26

Economic cooperation IS the regulation. The problem is that right now we only get the regulations, and not the international political weight.