In a joint communiqué released Tuesday evening, the six founding members of the European Union (Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands) reiterated their support for an “ever closer union” and for the first time backed the idea of a “two speed” Europe. At a time when UK Prime Minister David Cameron is demanding that Britain be explicitly exempted from the EU’s call for an “ever closer union”, the joint statement acknowledged that the EU “allows for different paths of integration.”
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EU founding members allow for a ‘two-track’ Europe
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