For a European Federal Republic
Despite cultural differences, the 27 countries of the European Union share many aspects of historical development Currently, the member states of the European Union have many things in common such as parliaments and tribunals. Although there are plenty of cultural differences, each country shares with another a continental historical heritage. After two world wars, it seems like the member nations have not learned their lesson about the menace represented by nationalism. In this period of crisis, many people have arrived at the conclusion that the best way to resolve problems is to be autonomous. However, the member states have problems that are global and need global solutions. For five years, the citizens of the European Union have been electing representatives to vote for Strasbourg. Parliamentary parties from the member states range from right to left wing. After India, the European Union is the territory with the most voters in an electoral process. Apart f...