European integration hopes hinge on economic leadership
Thursday 16 December 2021 – Vol.12 Ed.50.4
Commentary: Fading dreams of Minsk and Maastricht
By Adam Glapiński and David Marsh
Two European landmark treaties three decades ago set the contours for Europe’s struggle for unity – a challenge that appears to be growing. In December 1991, Europe had high hopes following the collapse of Soviet communism. The Maastricht conference coincided with an assumption that integration had become irreversible. There is still the possibility of a benevolent European outcome. To get there will require hard work, statesmanship and good fortune.
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Meeting: Financial stability and developments within the Capital Markets Union
Thursday 27 January 14:00-15:00 GMT
Alexandra Jour-Schröder, deputy director-general of the directorate-general for financial stability, financial services and Capital Markets Union, European Commission, discusses financial stability and developments within the Capital Markets Union, including green and digital transitions.
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