Excellent piece from my colleague - for Europe it’s a choice between accepting migration and multiculturalism, or economic stagnation.

Right-wing forces are set to make sizeable gains in the EP elections. That will tilt the Parliament right on many issues and could give these parties momentum nationally. #EP2024 #EPelections

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After #Brexit , both the UK and the #EFTA countries find themselves outside the EU, but pulled into its orbit. The UK can draw lessons from EFTA’s long experience as EU neighbours.

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Mecanismos para que la #UE funcione mejor: resultan muy interesantes las 10 recomendaciones que realiza el Centre for European Reform a las instituciones europeas para mejorar los procesos regulatorios y sus resultados. Allá va 🧵 #ElHiloDeHoy

Hmmmm... maybe. But simplifying + speeding up permitting processes for greentech also seems like a 'no-regrets' move?

Excellent summary of Macron's vision for Europe -- as Sander Tordoir says, this is very much a campaigning pitch for a domestic audience, not a grand bargain aimed at getting other EU countries on board.

Macron is right that cross-border EU industrial policy projects (IPCEIs) are plagued by complexity and need simplification. But we must create a true EU marketplace first, otherwise semi-European champions will squeeze consumers, not facing competition twitter.com/Zach_CER/statu…

Last week, former Italian PM Enrico Letta published his long-awaited report on revitalising the market What's in it and what impact will it have? (1/x)

If Enrico Letta’s sweeping report is to provoke reform, member-states will have to prioritise his ideas and confront the necessary compromises head-on. #Letta

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