http://leparlement.org/Re_Defining_the_European_Union_6/index.rss Re: Defining the European Union 2007-03-20 14:35:38+0100 http://leparlement.org/Re_Defining_the_European_Union_23/index.rss http://leparlement.org/Re_Defining_the_European_Union_23/index.rss echarp <p><p>+1</p> <p>There are open possibilities.</p> <p>First one would be the euro. If more and more countries use it as their money of keep, then the dollar and US economy are in great direct troubles.</p> <p>Next, is US relationships with the rest of the world. South America for example, could become an even closer partner with Europe. There are talks of free trade.</p> <p><a class="readMore" href="#" onclick="Element.hide(this); Element.removeClassName(this.parentNode.nextSibling, 'tooLarge'); return false;">Read more&#8230; / Lire plus&#8230;</a> <div class="tooLarge"></p> <p>There is also the simple EU growth, Ukraine, Georgie, Turkey. There is potential there. Even Russia in time! :)</p> <p>But we are a long way from US dynamism and work capacity. I guess we prefer stability and less stress.</p> </div></p> 2007-03-20 13:10:52+0100 http://leparlement.org/Re_Defining_the_European_Union_15/index.rss http://leparlement.org/Re_Defining_the_European_Union_15/index.rss eggy <p><p>EU competitive with US? Unfortunately the bush administration sees only its own purse. I believe another administration (President) and a democratic (party) congress instead of the last 8 years of (republican party) run congress will open doors for a stable situation which could benefit both EU and US.</p></p> 2007-03-20 06:19:21+0100 http://leparlement.org/Re_Defining_the_European_Union_13/index.rss http://leparlement.org/Re_Defining_the_European_Union_13/index.rss eggy <p><span>+1 &#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;</span></p>