Europeans want a united Europe but question whether it can get there, study finds

A study has found that Europeans overwhelmingly want a strong, united, and independent Europe. This desire for unity is in contrast to the current crisis of confidence in the continent, which is creating an environment where far-right narratives of decline can thrive. The crisis of confidence is likely to have significant implications for the European economy and trade, as it may lead to increased protectionism and decreased investment in the region.

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A crisis of confidence in Europe is creating an environment where far-right narratives can thrive. This could lead to increased political instability and fragmentation in the region.

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