Donald Cameron and the European president Jean-Claude Juncker
The United Kingdom is indeed a member of Europe today, and most Europeans hope sincerely that this will remain the case.
Thursday, February 18, 2016
To be in Europe, or not to be in Europe?
That is the question, concerning Britain's future relationship with Europe, to be handled in Brussels today and tomorrow.
The United Kingdom is indeed a member of Europe today, and most Europeans hope sincerely that this will remain the case.
For the moment, Britain is not exactly a typical member of Europe. The UK doesn't use the euro currency, and it is not a signatory to the Schengen Agreement of 1985. Meanwhile, Britain is seeking further special concessions from the European members. And, within the next day or so, we'll probably know whether Britain's demands have been accepted or rejected at Brussels.
The United Kingdom is indeed a member of Europe today, and most Europeans hope sincerely that this will remain the case.
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