The Choice of a Lifetime: The Referendum on Scotland’s Independence.
September 11th, 2014 | by Mareike TRULL
Scotland lost its independence and is now part of the United Kingdom as we know it today. But maybe things are going to change.
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“Europe needs to be more open to the outside world.” Interview with MEP Philippe de Backer
June 19th, 2014 | by Pieter CRANENBROEK
A stronger Europe can only be achieved through more integration and more co-operation between member states. But first Europe will need to climb out of the crisis, says Philippe de Backer, Belgian MEP for
“I expect an EU referendum in Britain in the next five years”, Interview with Simon Hix
May 20th, 2014 | by Pieter CRANENBROEK
This week is the European Parliament elections and Professor Simon Hix told UNITEE they will be far more European than any previous ones.
“We have to explain to people how important the EU is” – Interview with MEP Sarah Ludford
May 13th, 2014 | by Christina WEGNER
The MEP's views on Euroscepticism, the EU’s challenges in light of the upcoming elections and EU-Turkey relations
“May 2014: A Choice Of Direction For The EU” Interview With Ska Keller MEP
March 26th, 2014 | by Christina WEGNER
Ska Keller is the European Green’s candidate for the presidency of the European Commission and member of the Joint Parliamentary Committee EU-Turkey. She spoke to UNITEE about the future of the EU and EU-Turkey relations.
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