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Berlino arruola le banche per Atene

    • Ricerca
    • Research
    • 1 May 2010
    • May 2010
    • Il Sole 24 ORE
    • 1 May 2010
    Evento correlatoEurope in the G-20 world

    The Conference got underway with a general discussion on a fundamental question: in the new world order, is Europe’s importance destined to wane – no matter what? Leaving aside the impact of major international trends (such as demographic changes), which have reduced the relative influence of the EU in objective terms, the participants pointed to various internal factors as constituting constraints on Europe’s potential. First and foremost of these is the difficulty of reconciling the sovereignty of the various Member States with the authority of Brussels.