Navigating the European Union: Governance, Policies, and the Eurozone

[@Oscuros]

I did the EU at university also and it was the British in particular abusing their veto on the council, like regards green legislation or tax avoidance that lead to that Lisbon reform.

[@spitdeth]

Thanks for the video. I think it's great and informative, but could be a little more compressed.

[@ProfessorHellstrom]

Thanks! That might very well be the case. The production time for these is not particularly long, so there is little time for retakes and fixing in post.

[@inbetrieb3965]

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[@cheydinal5401]

Great content, I think you accidentally said at one point that the countries have different amounts of votes in the council, whereas actually that's in the Parliament. The council as far as I know, when it's not unanimous, requires a certain percentage of the states and those states to represent a certain percentage of the population. So no differing amounts of votes per state, still just one

[@ProfessorHellstrom]

No, there is still weighted voting in the Council: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voting_in_the_Council_of_the_European_Union#Voting_practice