Challenges Facing The EU - Answers From The Commission
summary
Argues that Turkey is drifting away while the EU keeps a hand out, notes three million refugees hosted in Turkey and calls for firm values plus continued dialogue; predicts 29 March 2019 as the Brexit exit date and treats re-entry as legally possible but politically unlikely; credits a decade-long fight that ends with roaming charges abolished and pushes concrete fixes: capital markets union, securitisation rules, defence research synergies and clearer single‑market digital rules.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and Turkey
- 1:13EU strategy on Turkey
- 3:45Transatlantic relations
- 5:34Future of the EU
- 7:04Scenarios and unity
- 9:29Ever closer union
- 10:53EU financial governance
- 12:25Telecom and roaming
- 13:30Digitalization and finance
- 17:28Brexit reality
- 19:27Post-Brexit future
- 21:02Unity and challenges
- 22:16German election outlook
- 23:08Concluding remarks
