Introduction:

The European Union has steadily moved forward in its attempt to unite Europe politically and economically. It has succeeded in creating a European parliament, a court and, in the near future, a common currency.
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Herman Van Rompuy And The EU Superstate June 29, 2010

Twenty Years After The Wall Crashed Down November 10, 2009

Europe's Socialist Parties Are Ailing September 08, 2009

The Economic Crisis In Europe February 24, 2009

Europe at a Crossroads July 01, 2008

The 2nd Annual KI Conference: Strategic Perspectives II by Chuck Missler

European Union Update: Poland's Balancing Act by Chuck Missler

The New Challenges: Europa Rising: Part IV by Chuck Missler

The 'New Europe' Arises Europa Rising: Part III by Chuck Missler

Profiles in Prophecy Series: Europa Rising: Part II by Chuck Missler

Documents

Draft of European Union Constitution - The Constitution, and law adopted by the Union's Institutions in exercising competences conferred on it, shall have primacy over the law of the Member States.

Maastricht Treaty -

Related Sites

Council of the European Union -

http://www.european-voice.com/ -

European Union News - Yahoo Full Coverage

Euro and the European Monetary Union - Yahoo Full Coverage

European Union Center of California -

News Sources

NEW! Europe Still Pushing For Superstate Unity - European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso spoke August 27th in favor of peace and strengthening a unified Europe, saying, "The [financial] crisis has demonstrated how interdependent Europe's economies are. It shows how a crisis in one Member State can affect us all, not only in the euro area but in the entire EU and in global markets. The crisis is a last wake-up call to us Europeans. A truly united European Union is needed to emerge from this crisis stronger than before. [It] underlines the need for action in all 27 Member States and the European institutions. But it also shows that action to promote growth and innovation will not, by itself, be enough. First, confidence must be restored."

European Court Rules Against Crucifixes in Italy's Public Schools - The Vatican on Tuesday denounced a ruling by the European court of human rights that said the display of crucifixes in Italian public schools violates religious and education freedoms. In a decision that could force a review of the use of religious symbols in government-run schools across Europe, the court ordered Italy to pay a $7,390 fine to a mother in northern Italy who fought for eight years to have crucifixes removed from her children's public school classrooms. The Italian government said it would appeal.

Europe Edges Out North America as Richest Region - The economic and financial crisis of the past 18 months has transformed the global map of the world's wealthiest people, with Europe nudging out North America as the richest region, according to Boston Consulting Group.

EU divided on plans for talks with Turkey - The European Union remained divided over the terms for opening accession talks with Turkey as member governments struggled to agree on a declaration pressing Ankara to normalize relations with Cyprus. Cyprus joined the EU last year, but Turkey's refusal to recognize it is exposing tensions within the Union and clouding the opening of membership talks on October 3.

EU nations fail to agree reply to Turkey on Cyprus - EU countries failed on Wednesday to agree a response to Turkey's refusal to recognise Cyprus but said they would hold more talks to try and resolve the issue, which could wreck Ankara's bid to join the bloc.