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Croatian YES to EU-accession shows the way forward for South Eastern Europe24.1.2012.

The European Movement International (EMI) welcomes the clear majority given by the Croatian citizens in favour of an accession to the EU. This leads the way for Croatia to become the 28th Member State of the European Union on 1 July 2013. Jo Leinen, EMI President, said: “The Croatian vote sends a positive signal to [...]

New EP President: A chance for strengthening European Democracy1.1.2012.

The President of the European Movement International (EMI), Jo Leinen, welcomed today’s election of Martin Schulz as President of the European Parliament. The EMI supports Martin Schulz’s plea to defend with self-confidence the achievements of 60 years of European integration. The EMI strongly supports the vision of President Schulz to raise the profile of the [...]

European Movement elects new leadership30.11.2011.

New Convention should prepare Economic and Fiscal Union At its meeting in Warsaw (25-26 November), the Federal Assembly of the European Movement International (EMI) elected a new leadership and adopted resolutions for a more united and stronger Europe. Created in 1948, and now with more than 70 member organisations in more than 40 European countries, [...]

EMI Istanbul Kongres – aktivno sudjelovanje civilnog društva je ključni element za dobro upravljanje8.3.2011.

Međunarodni Europski pokret (EMI), pozdravlja značajan napredak u angažmanu civilnog društva u zemljama kandidatkinjama i potencijalnim zemljama kandidatkinjama za Europsku uniju. Poseb no turski put modernizacije, otkako su postali zemlja kandidat za EU u 1999, je moćana i uspješna priča. Zadnji kraj tjedna, od 11.-12. veljače 2011, više od 300 delegata civilnog društva, visoki stručnjaci [...]

In response to Shane Molloy’s interesting editorial in the EMI newsletter of 13th inst.16.1.2011.

The European Union was built through a processing agreement between European parliamentary democracies, where the treaties are signed by the governments and the ratification takes place in national parliaments – where those governments have their majority and their legitimacy – and where the government engages its political responsibility, and normally resigns if the majority of [...]