The Rome Treaties, a successful story of friendship and perseverance
Back in 1957, what shape was united Europe going to take? What was the mindset of the leaders of Europe at that time ? We will soon commemorate the 60th […]
Posts Tagged ‘European Integration’
Human values across the globe
The terrorist attacks in Paris also represent an attack on European values. And yet, these values must not be compromised in the fight against terrorism. In the weeks following the […]
Migration trends across the western route of the Mediterranean
The Moroccan border with the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla Syrian people fleeing from the conflict usually arrive to Morocco from Algeria, where they did not need a visa […]
A new form of anti-Semitism in Europe
An old spectre is haunting Europe: anti-Semitism. This year’s terrorist attacks in Paris and Copenhagen left five people dead just because they were Jewish. Jewish cemeteries have been desecrated. Synagogues […]
Van Rompuy at the Chapelle of the Resurrection
In a key note speech on “Bringing hope and solidarity to European integration” delivered yesterday evening at the Chapel of the Resurrection, also known as the Chapel for Europe, Herman […]
