History will judge Jean-Claude Juncker’s State of the Union speech more kindly than I can. Partly, that is because what will go down in history will be the text that he was supposed to deliver, rather than the messy reality of what he actually said. The importance of the content will soon transcend the detail of its delivery — the Commission’s proposal for distributing refugees between member states will be argued over for months and possibly years to come and that is what will be remembered.
The stage was set for something special: the EU begins a new political semester with …read more
Source: European Voice
