As I prepared myself in order to write an opinion piece
about the European Union’s prospects and priorities for next year or so I
noticed that the UK Cabinet is, by far, the government that invests the largest
amount of resources in reviewing the current performance of the EU institutions
– particularly the Commission. Gradually, they are placing themselves in a
position to have a critical influence on determining the agenda of the future, including
the reform of the machinery and the role of the institutions. London will also
be leading the devolution of power campaign that is inevitable in the near
future. And Cameron and Hague are already placing some very subtle pressure on
Berlin to have the Germans on their side.
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