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The European Union may never have its ‘Hamilton moment’

13 June 2020

4:45 PM

13 June 2020

4:45 PM

The European Union has always been quintessentially risk averse. What a surprise therefore to see it jeopardising its very existence by playing a high-stakes multi-handed poker game involving debt mutualisation, financial reflation and constitutional law against a backdrop of anti-EU sentiment.

The founding fathers of the European project championed progress towards an ever-closer union by evolution not revolution.

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