Europe must 'take its destiny into its own hands': Spain's ex-foreign minister Gonzalez Laya

Talking Europe hosts former Spanish foreign minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya, who is now dean of one of the top international relations schools in the world - the Paris School of International Affairs. We delve into the EU election campaign, EU competitiveness, transatlantic relations and the fragile political situation in Spain amid rising tensions over the Catalan issue.
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[@AhmedKhan-xe2eq]

well analysised

[@ndifrekeudo3601]

I see France as a social country with less racisms but I was shocked to see a police officer refusing to attend to my case simply because of language barrier this too bad

[@IbnBahtuta]

Europe has already had its destiny written by their actions, it is called history.

[@tomwery5155]

Mistreating our slaves never ends well.

[@vladnickul]

:) The E.U parliament is weak, people don't go to vote because, exactly, the people does not feel represented by it. most actions taken at European level are seen as another way to F "the people" . Yes there are many thing that must be done, things that will be unpopular, but they can be done with F people. And the Voice of the EU, is kinda... the voice of the big countries, and big corps. not truly, a united voice. the answer is for sure better integration and the parliament to really work in the benefit of all, or at least of a majority.

[@Humanfirst528]

We need to ditch USA and ditch NATO