Core Europe, multi-speed Europe, variable geometry … – whatever you associate with it, here is a nice info-graphic (source: wikipedia)
(hat-tip: David/Gulf Stream Blues)
kosmopolit @ twitter- kosmopolit: @pizcorvatsch nothing to do with Barroso. I am attending an academic conference & this seemed to be the consensus for different EU policies.
- kosmopolit: #EU budget commissioner Lewandowski: "The British #rebate has lost its original justification" http://ow.ly/2Awkb (via @wortwallungen) #UK
- kosmopolit: Most used phrase today: "Well, you know, it is an empty shell"
- kosmopolit: Beautiful day for #SOTEU & one of the most gifted speakers in Europe! RT @bloggingportal #Barroso Buzzword Bingo: http://bit.ly/brOKay
- kosmopolit: RT @bloggingportal: Can you imagine:500 mil EU citizens & most of them have no clue that their president will be speaking to them soon.# ...
Variable geometry
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Core Europe, multi-speed Europe, variable geometry? Europe in graphics. http://bit.ly/10HmJs (HT @kosmopolit)
Here is a story that has been quiet down in sweden and their Media is involved too.
In July 2009 took Sweden over the chairmanship of the European Union, and in September 2009 a large
conference is planned in Kronoberg and Växjö with over 500 delegates representing most of the member states.
With regard to the fact that the “investigation” was instigated in Växjö and the whole story revolving around authorities in Kronoberg it would be inappropriate that this horrible and shameful account should be drawn to the attention of the Public in all of the EU member states, and especially embarrassing for The Swedish State, Kronoberg, Växjö Council and others directly involved.
Here is the shameful story:
http://www.medicalforgery.com
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