Quote:
Originally Posted by jfman
Like an MOT certificate that’s only a valid statement of the situation at that point in time. 
---------- Post added at 16:14 ---------- Previous post was at 16:06 ----------
Completing the European and Monetary Union means those member states who joined the EU after creation but do not yet use the Euro - those without opt-outs. |
Quote:
|
According to the notes from that meeting – in which big EU hitters Pierre Moscovici and Valdis Dombrovskis allegedly participated – the EU Commission wants all 27 member states to adopt the euro by 2025.
|
Quote:
Frankfurter Allgemeine has taken part of documents detailing plans to introduce the euro in all member countries by 2025 – including Sweden.
...
The idea woule be to give the EU-parliament "democratic control" over the euro area's fiscal policy, as opposed to the current setup, where euro area finance ministers make decisions behind closed doors.
...
"Of course we do encourage all member states to join as soon as they meet the prerequisites. But there is no specific time limit," Dombrovskis said, according to news agency Direkt.
Under the current EU treaty, Denmark would have the right to opt out if a "forced" decision were to be taken.
|
So what is a "forced" decision, if not against their will?