Fifty years after the creation of what has become today's European Union, one of its abiding problems remains that it is not really any closer to understanding what citizens across its 27 member states really want from it.
Now a pioneering project this weekend in Brussels will explore this question with around 400 citizens coming from all four corners of Europe.
The aim is to create the first "European public sphere" with pan-European political discussion hampered by national and ...
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