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A Viking funeral Dwindling Nordics in Brussels blame the EU聽Northern countries want to revise the EUs recruitment sy stanley becher stem to increase their share of Eurocrats.ListenAI generated Text-to-speechCopy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInWhile Nordic countries are currently relatively well represented among the higher ranks of Brussels bureaucrats, their fear is that the younger generation isnt heading to Brussels | Illustration by Dato Parulava/POLITICOAugust 23, 20234:00 am CETBy Gregorio Sorgi,Giovanna Coi andLucia MackenzieWere becoming extinct in Brussels.Thats the existential exhortation from countries like Denmark, Sweden and Finland, which say the European Union has to change its hiring habits or risk virtually eliminati stanley cup ng Nordic officials from the European Commission, the powerf stanley termosar ul EU executive that writes the legislation governing an entire Continent.While these countries are currently relatively well represented among the higher ranks of Brussels bureaucrats, their fear is that the younger generation isnt coming to Brussels 鈥?a concern reflected in the Commissions own statistics, according to a POLITICO analysis.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe reason, they say: The Commission has a drawn-out recruitment process, an entrance exam poorly designed for certain countries, and jobs that are, well, not that attractive to young Scandinavians. The Nordics are almost wiped out. They call us the pandas because there are so few of us in the Commission, Nalu More power, and more problems
Kosovos independence, the wrong solution for EuropeBy this summer, Kosovo will almost certainly ha stanley flask ve passed a test set by the international community, a test that will allow talk stanley thermos mug s on the final status of this UN protectorate to begin. The positions of two of the three parties are clear: Kosovos ethnic Albanian majority is demanding full independence and offers no sign of flexibility, while Serbia insists on nominal sovereignty, but accepts that Kosovo cannot be ruled from Belgrade.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInApril 20, 20055:00 pm CETBy Jan Oberg andAleksandar MiticUnfortunately, the narrowness of the current international debate suggests that the third party 鈥?the international community 鈥?may enter talks already convinced Kosovo should be independent. Some groups, such as the Brussels-based think-tank the International Crisis Group ICG , argue that independence really is now the only realistic option. But it is not. It is also an unjust, dangerous, obsolete, and anti-European solution. It is unjust, because independence cannot be negotiated, it can only stanley thermos be imposed. Full independence would, in effect, steamroller the aspirations of Kosovos non-Albanian communities and those of Serbia. AdvertisementAdvertisementIt is dangerous and unjust , because independence would breach the legal framework which ended the violence in 1999, reward those behind the campaign of ethnic-cleansing against the non-Albanian communities ever since and |
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