US EditionA Europe, a Single Market: the European Council Launches the Roadmap but Leaves the Energy Crisis Open
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“The European Council is taking place at an extremely critical geopolitical juncture, with an extensive war affecting the Middle East region. The effects, obviously, on the global economy are extremely serious,” said Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Thursday 19/3, arriving at the European Council Summit in Brussels. “Allow me to make three observations. The first has to do with the fact that this crisis has highlighted the need for the real…
At the end of the European Council summit, in the early hours of Friday morning, EU leaders adopted conclusions formally opening the so-called 'A Europe' agenda, a single market', their main response to the EU's decline in global competitiveness. As highlighted by an analysis of EuAlive, the initiative, which is based directly on the informal withdrawal held in Alden Biesen in February, sets ambitious deadlines: most of the measures will have to…
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