Europeans increasingly believe that their voice matters in European affairs, a study ordered by the European Parliament showed on Wednesday (18 October).
The survey results showed that 47 percent of respondents felt "their voice counts in the EU", which is the highest level since June 2009.
Inversely, 48 percent said they felt their voice did not count. This was the lowest in eight years.
The study was carried out by Kantar Public, which interviewed 27,881 Europeans in Sept...
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