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Can EU become a single country?
Other than the vague aim of “ever closer union” in the Solemn Declaration on European Union, the EU (meaning its member governments) has no current policy to form a federal union.
Do all EU Member States have to adopt the euro?
All EU members which have joined the bloc since the signing of the Maastricht Treaty in 1992 are legally obliged to adopt the euro once they meet the criteria, since the terms of their accession treaties make the provisions on the euro binding on them.
Will the European Union become the United States of Europe?
Yes I believe that in roughly 50 years time it will become The United States of Europe similar to the USA…. If the EU becomes a country, this will have a substantial benefit on the economy of the whole world. Bigger trade, better communication, more science research and so on.
Should Europe become one country?
No, Europe should not become one country. Europe is very vast and encompasses a large land mass and many millions of people. There are many different ethnicities, cultures and languages. It would be very difficut to meld all the nationalities into one big country.
Should the European Union have an official language?
If the EU becomes a country, this will have a substantial benefit on the economy of the whole world. Bigger trade, better communication, more science research and so on. However I don’t think there should be an official language because this would cause negative tension between the states.
Why shouldn’t Europe unify?
Europe is falling into debt, as shown by the falling of Greece into debt. Also, Europe’s countries are reliant on each other. If they united, then they would be a much stronger power, able to catapult themselves out of their debt, and making them a true world power, not a grouping of small countries held together by a single alliance.