No longer can the UK be depicted as the most Eurosceptic country in the 28-member organisation. Indeed, anti-EU sentiment is on the rise everywhere. Last week, a referendum in Denmark rejected a government proposal to give European judges the final say over internal justice and home affairs matters, which would have reversed the opt-out the Danes obtained in 1992 in order to abandon their objections to the Maastricht Treaty. Voters were assailed with apocalyptic post-Paris warnings of the foolhardiness of not opting in to EU security arrangements. They were told that if they wanted to lie safe in their beds, they should agree to the new procedures.
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