Opšti topik o EU (ex kriza Evrozone)

[dillinger]

Zašto EU nema budućnost:

 

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/mar/09/donald-tusk-re-elected-as-european-council-president-despite-polish-opposition

[Anonymous]

Britanska premijerka Tereza Mej je najavila da će London biti domaćin samita sa zemljama zapadnog Balkana 2018. godine.

 

Pominjući tvrdnje o pokušaju puča posle izbora oktobra 2016. u Crnoj Gori, koji su, kako tvrdi tamošnje pravosuđe, organizovala dvojica Rusa, Mej je izjavila da EU mora "učiniti više da se suprotstavi kampanjama Rusije za destabilizaciju i dezinformaciju, i osigurati da angažovanje Zapada u tom regionu postane vidljivije".

 

 

?

 

Zar nije njena ideja da napusti EU, sve ovo postaje luda kuća.

Edited March 9, 2017 by Anonymous

[Eraserhead]

Zašto EU nema budućnost:

 

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/mar/09/donald-tusk-re-elected-as-european-council-president-despite-polish-opposition

 

Mislis da je bas ovo razlog?

Edited March 10, 2017 by Eraserhead

[dillinger]

Mislis da je bas ovo razlog?

 

Dakle na čelu tako važnog tela imaš čoveka kojeg ne žele kod kuće a znamo da ga nisu birali ni alpski seljaci. Odsustvo demokratije i za ostale nepodnošljiva nemačka moć čine da uspon desnice i grčka kriza nisu samo prolazni trendovi već će kriza biti permanentna.

 

A Poljska nije bilo ko, nije baš isto zajebavati Poljsku i, šta znam, Bugarsku ili Mađarsku.

Edited March 10, 2017 by dillinger

[Tribun_Populi]

?

 

Zar nije njena ideja da napusti EU, sve ovo postaje luda kuća.

Ja rekoh da je njima samo ovde ostalo da se igraju imperije.

 

A Poljska nije bilo ko, nije baš isto zajebavati Poljsku i, šta znam, Bugarsku ili Mađarsku.

Poljska, staaari britanski prijatelj i dobavljač plumbera.

 

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[Anduril]

Dakle na čelu tako važnog tela imaš čoveka kojeg ne žele kod kuće a znamo da ga nisu birali ni alpski seljaci. Odsustvo demokratije i za ostale nepodnošljiva nemačka moć čine da uspon desnice i grčka kriza nisu samo prolazni trendovi već će kriza biti permanentna.

A Poljska nije bilo ko, nije baš isto zajebavati Poljsku i, šta znam, Bugarsku ili Mađarsku.

 

Predsednika Evropskog saveta bira vecina demokratskih izabranih predstavnika evropskih drzava. Ako on radi posao koji se tice cele Evrope, koga je briga iz koje je zemlje?

[Meazza]

Ja rekoh da je njima samo ovde ostalo da se igraju imperije.

Odmah sam se setio toga sto si onomad napisao. :)

[Lord Protector]

Bojim se da nas od tog njihovog igranja imperije opet ne zaboli glava...ne treba ih nikako potcenjivati

[bigvlada]

Predsednika Evropskog saveta bira vecina demokratskih izabranih predstavnika evropskih drzava. Ako on radi posao koji se tice cele Evrope, koga je briga iz koje je zemlje?

 

Kačinjski ga krivi za smrt brata. Pokušali su i da umesto njega predlože drugog kandidata koga niko drugi nije prihvatio. Luđenje za lokalnu unutarpartijsku upotrebu. 

 

edit: A i ne bi voleli da im se posle dva mandata vrati kao kandidat za predsednika Poljske. 

Edited March 10, 2017 by bigvlada

[Lord Protector]

Financial Times

Europe and the US face a challenge in the Balkans

Wherever there is turmoil in the region, Russia’s hand is not far away

 

As they fretted over where, after Ukraine, they would confront the next challenge from Vladimir Putin’s Russia, the EU and Nato may have been looking in the wrong place. The most immediate danger now lies not in the Baltic states of north-east Europe, but in the south-east, in the Balkans.

 

Ever since the 1990s post-Yugoslav wars, two main factors have helped stabilise the western Balkans — the five ex-Yugoslav states that have not yet joined the EU, plus Albania. One was the prospect, however distant, of joining the EU. This has encouraged democratising reforms. The hope has been that EU membership would ultimately cement reconciliation between the peoples of the Balkans, as it did between France and Germany and other second world war foes. The other stabilising force was US support, and the assumption that the US or Nato would intervene if conflict were to re-emerge — as they did in Bosnia in 1995 and Kosovo in 1999. But amid the crises of eurozone debt, Middle East refugees, Brexit and rising populist-nationalism, EU enlargement, for now, seems dead. European leaders’ insistences to the contrary this week ring hollow in Belgrade or Sarajevo. Donald Trump, the US president, meanwhile, is seen as having minimal interest in the edges of Europe. This is creating an opening that an emboldened Russia is exploiting to push back against EU and US influence, an attempt to reshape alliances and potentially borders. Moscow is playing on its cultural links with Orthodox Slavic populations. Wherever there is Balkan turbulence, Russia’s hand is not far away. Evidence suggests an alleged coup attempt in October in Montenegro, initially blamed on Serbian nationalists, was backed by Russian security services to try and derail the country’s scheduled accession to Nato. A train sent from Serbia to the border of its former province of Kosovo last month, bearing the words “Kosovo is Serbia” in 21 languages, was made in Russia. Moscow and the EU are on different sides of a dangerous political stand-off in Macedonia. Nikola Gruevski, the long-time pro-EU strongman there, may be tilting towards the Kremlin. Russia is backing, too, nationalist president Milorad Dodik in Republika Srpska in calls for a referendum on independence for the Bosnian Serb entity from Bosnia-Herzegovina. The best way to undermine Moscow’s propaganda and the prospect of Russian “little green men” making mischief in the western Balkans is for the EU and US to remain committed to winning hearts and minds in the region. Whatever his own views, Mr Trump’s appointment of senior officials and advisers who understand the importance of a peaceful Europe means the EU has a chance of keeping Washington engaged. Even with Balkan states’ membership prospects on hold, EU leaders have leverage. As a source of trade, aid and investment, the EU dwarfs Russia. For all the Russian cultural links, migration flows from the Balkans are almost entirely to the rest of Europe. The EU model retains its attractions. Repeating promises and throwing in a bit more money is not enough. Much more EU engagement is needed. That includes close monitoring of developments, efforts to counter Russian disinformation, and frequent visits by European leaders and officials to provide reassurance that they still take the Balkans and its problems seriously. This requires political will above all. Without it, Europe’s most troubled corner risks sliding back towards its dark past, with dangerous implications for the rest of the continent.

 

Edited March 12, 2017 by slow

[eumeswil]

UK faces €2 billion EU tab for China fraud
 

Britain faces a potential €2 billion bill from Brussels after EU investigators found that U.K. authorities turned a blind eye to a massive fraud network that allowed ultra-cheap Chinese goods to flood into Europe. 

The EU’s anti-fraud Office OLAF, uncovering allegedly one of the biggest fraud rings in its history, concluded that British customs played a central role by repeatedly ignoring warnings to take action over Chinese textiles and footwear pouring into the EU at a tiny fraction of their cost of production.

OLAF calculated that U.K. customs’ “continuous negligence” deprived the EU of €1.987 billion in revenues in lost duties on Chinese merchandise. The highly sophisticated organized crime network also stripped €3.2 billion from the value-added-tax income of major EU countries such as France, Germany, Spain and Italy, the investigators said.  

In an attempt to recoup some of the funds, OLAF has sent a recommendation to the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Budget that the U.K. government should be forced to pay the €2 billion directly into the EU budget. Any recovery of the funds will depend on talks and legislative procedures between the U.K. and the Commission. 

The anti-fraud investigators confirmed the details of the probe to POLITICO and said: “These losses to the EU budget are still ongoing since this fraud has not been stopped to date.”

“Despite repeated efforts deployed by OLAF, and in contrast to the actions taken by several other member states to fight against these fraudsters, the fraud hub in the U.K. has continued to grow,” a spokesperson for the anti-fraud office said, adding that Britain had also failed to open any criminal investigation into the fraud scheme.

The investigation took place from 2014 to 2016 — also using evidence from 2013 —  and focused on the English ports of Felixstowe and Dover, the main entry points for Chinese textiles and footwear coming into Europe. Britain has allegedly established itself as the prime destination for these deliveries; even goods that arrive by ship in Hamburg are ferried to Dover before clearing European customs.

To illustrate the generosity of Britain’s customs terms on these clothes, OLAF cited the case of women’s trousers which were declared with a value of 91 cents per kilo, undershooting the market price of cotton at €1.44/kg. The average price for the trousers declared at customs across the EU was €26 per kilo.

The goods were then trafficked to members of the criminal network across Europe, with the fraudsters setting up “phoenix” companies to take delivery of the goods, according to a joint OLAF-French investigation. These businesses would then disappear, only to be reborn elsewhere, like the mythical bird.

 

 

Del Boj privreda. :D

[Tribun_Populi]

UK faces €2 billion EU tab for China fraud

 

 

 

 

Del Boj privreda. :D

Auuuu, kita na panj o'ma.

 

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[vememah]

U Holandiji Vildersov PVV izgleda ostaje van vlasti prema exit pollovima, nije uspeo da se približi svom najboljem rezultatu iz 2010. VVD dosadašnjeg premijera Rutea ima 31 poslanika (10 manje nego dosad), a tri stranke među kojima je i PVV po 19 (4 više nego dosad, ali 5 manje nego 2010) u parlamentu sa 150 mesta.

 

Najveći gubitnici izbora su laburisti PvdA koji su sa 38 spali na 9 mesta postavši od druge šesta partija po snazi u skupštini.

 

PvdA, the Dutch Labour Party failed miserably today, losing 29 seats bringing it from 38 seats to just nine.

...

Mr Wilders has gained 12.6 per cent of the vote. He has done better than 2012 when he gained 10.1 per cent, but in 2010 - when Mr Rutte became PM - PVV gained 15.4 per cent of the vote.

 

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/778648/Dutch-election-polls-live-updates-latest-news-Geert-Wilders-Mark-Rutte-Netherlands-poll

 

COALITION AGREEMENTS

Based on the exit poll, there are two possibilities for four party governments that will have a 76 seat majority in parliament. An agreement between VVD, CDA, D66 and GreenLeft or a cooperation between VVD, CDA, D66, and PvdA.

http://www.politico.eu/article/dutch-election-live-blog-netherlands-mark-rutte-geert-wilders/

 

 

Nemci zadovoljni:

 

Prvi put otkako je uveden parlament sa 150 mesta potrebne su 4 stranke za većinu:

Edited March 15, 2017 by vememah

[Eraserhead]

Mozda Tramp ima i svojih pozitivnih efekata

[vememah]