 AP Photo The European Union's Nobel Peace Prize, which it will officially receive today, was a reminder that the EU is much more than just a market or a currency union. It is the foundation of Europe’s security, freedom, and prosperity. But this very foundation is now threatened by short-sightedness and misunderstandings. TAGGED: Nobel Peace Prize, EU, European Union, Eurozone, EuropeRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| As the European Union is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, a referendum on Britain's membership is looking increasingly inevitable. more ›› |
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