The European Union’s official goal — an ever-closer union of people — remains its single most attractive feature. Our continent is marked by its diversity: nowhere can you find a greater range of languages, histories and cultures. Insofar as the EU promoted this co-operation, it served a good purpose. But when it sought to go further, seeking to rule rather than serve its member states, it became a source of instability in Europe.
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