Spanish failures spark Ceuta crisis

Sorry, resident of Spain here. Ceuta is a hugely multicultural city of 80.000 people that has now 12.000 additional people living on the street. Ceutis have made it abundantly clear that they have a problem with the *government* for not sending appropriate help to manage this, a very decent claim

#SOTEU today: to mark next year’s 70th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, the European Commission president will call for a “new Congress of Europe” echoing that held at The Hague in 1948.
plus moving from #CETA to an #Alliance for the Future

Any suggestions who could be second?

And yet it’s the most stupid, counterproductive thing they could possibly do. Because the real danger for Europe is complacency. We like a quiet, peaceful life, and if 🇷🇺 convinced us that we are not threatened we might let our guard down like we did in the 90s. The ceaseless attacks achieve the

This is all probably impossible - Ceta ratification alone seems challenging ahead of European elections - but the imagery is very welcome. Carney has the best vision of a post-US world order and the EU is the best vehicle to make it happen.