There are now two Europes. The first is home to those committed to common political values, shared burdens and an ever closer European Union. The second is for those who see national and European values in almost constant conflict, who say each nation should solve its own problems, whatever the cost to the dream of “Europe whole and free.” This divide, intensified by a rising wave of Middle Eastern migrants, poses the most dangerous challenge the union has ever faced.
The question now before every E.U. citizen: In the name of unity and human rights, should European leaders make deals that …read more
Source: Time
