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Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Steven - 07-10-2008
What do you believe is going to happen to the European Union in the following 20-30 years?
I mean the changes in political, economic, environemntal etc. sectors.
How are you going to overcome the difficulties?
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Benn - 07-12-2008
The future is almost unpredictable, but taking into consideration the things which happen today we can confidently assert that it is not as bright as we want it to be.
Something interesting is now happening in the world, including in the EU. I can't understand what is the trend - either the states want to unite and become a union or they want separation and independence?
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Benn - 07-15-2008
The future of Europe, as well as of the most countries in the world depends on climate. Imagine the climate changes unexpectadly and quickly, what will we do in this case? We'll have to emigrate and consequently everything, absolutely everything will change.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - M.Helen - 07-18-2008
I think in the following 20 years, a new union inside Europe is going to be formed. The EU is now too big and the wider it expands the more it loses its power as a self-governed union. Big unions are difficult to maintain.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - LION - 07-19-2008
I think that in the next 20-30 years the UE won't expand further,will develop and become the strongest economic power of the world 8-)
There will be a common government and a president,constitution and laws for all countries
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Terry - 07-20-2008
If EU won't expand, why is it then concluding plans of actions with Turkey, Moldova, Georgia? It will expand
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - M.Helen - 07-22-2008
This might be only a formality. Many plans, envisaged by certain big organizations fail. However the EU spends daily millions on financing and supporting the countries which plan to join the EU family.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Faw_Peter - 07-25-2008
you're right Helen. EU can't spend this money in vain. They are certainly interested in financing other countries, at least for having a, more or less, wealthy neighbour.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Steven - 08-01-2008
Also, by financing its neighbours, the EU ensures peace on the territory of the continent. No country will attack another country that financed it in the past.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Hakan G - 08-04-2008
I think the following 20 years will definitely consolidate the work that has already been done. I agree that the EU vehicle and its mechanisms aren't perfect yet, but it was and it is a good start, and this counts the most, as father problems that may appear are already ready to be solved by a large EU parliament and the EU citizens.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Steven - 08-05-2008
I am proud of living in Europe,becaue here, people are not so indifferent towards the environemnt as in other ocuntrie sin the world. Certainly, as against other world areas, Europe has more factories that pollutes the environemnt, let alone motorcars, the number of which increase by millions every week, but, my point is that Europe realizes its problem and it does everything necessary to solve it.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Andrewz - 08-05-2008
You are comparing 1 million tons of emissions (ex - Europe) + 300 thousand tons compensated (from taxes)
and 100 thousand tons of emissions (ex. Thailand) + 10 thousand tons compensated (from taxes),
Which country in this case is more ecological?
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - M.Helen - 08-07-2008
yes you are right Andrewz, the proportions of emissions, and, generally, of the countries and regios are different. Fortunately Europe doesn't yet have the population of Chinese and we have air to breathe with.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Hakan G - 08-15-2008
Steven Wrote:I am proud of living in Europe,becaue here, people are not so indifferent towards the environemnt ..
Yes, but this is a global problem. Acting separately, or just in part, can't solve it.
Everybody should join.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Faw_Peter - 08-16-2008
Europe can be taken as an imense region in the world. So if Europe can't gain serious partnerrs in this sense, it should at least act by its own.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Hakan G - 08-17-2008
Faw_Peter Wrote:Europe can be taken as an imense region in the world. So if Europe can't gain serious partnerrs in this sense, it should at least act by its own.
Recent events have shown that the initiative of acting on its own is not very popular, as Japanese companies are coming into here to invest in solar farms.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Benn - 08-18-2008
what would you say about European investors going to Japanese and investing in their economy? We should be glad we receive investments from other regions of the world.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Steven - 08-28-2008
At an extent I agree with you Benn. Having a great inflow of foreing investments gives many opportunities to the recepient countries. Especially, it refers to the taxes levied by local governments.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Karl.in.eu - 08-30-2008
and they create more job vacancies for people like us
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - willyoumind - 09-05-2008
I think the EU has a brighter future, if it compares with other unions... It will surely survive for at least for another 50, 100 years or even forever...
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Steven - 09-06-2008
Once EU gets bigger, by expanding to the East, it gradually kills itself. The bigger the Union is, the higher are the risks it will break down.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Hakan G - 09-07-2008
I agree with Steven, all major empires collapsed especially when it reached their peak.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Benn - 10-23-2008
Some unions appear, others disappear.That's the evolution of things. However the humanity now reached its higher level of culture and such things should be avoided.
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - willyoumind - 10-26-2008
What I know here is the EU will have many new countries that join it in the future, especially from those that countries that managed to separate themselves from the Russian federation...
Re: Surviving in the following 20-30 years - Benn - 10-27-2008
Not at all. Countries like Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, Belarus have many things that are left to be solved towards the democratic way. Old member-states would not be so glad to accept these countries