Convention to decide if Europe’s future shaping up as a success

THE Convention on the Future of Europe is taking shape better than most believed.

Convention to decide if Europe’s future shaping up as a success
Wed, 16 Oct, 2002 - 01:00
Ann Cahill

Proposals about the real issues of what the EU will look like and how it will operate are being debated.

Most countries are playing a role and coming forward with proposals and studies.

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