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EU leaders in Rome in 2004. The celebration of the Rome treaty this month is an opportunity to celebrate past achievements and think about current challenges. (Photo: Dutch EU Presidency)

EU: The next 60 years

The 60th anniversary of the signing of the Treaties of Rome provides us with an opportunity to celebrate as well as to reflect on the past achievements and recent developments, and to think about the current challenges the EU is facing.

In the Czech Republic, the prospect of integration into the Euro-Atlantic structures (both the EU and NATO) was considered as a safeguard of successful political, social and economic transformation and as a beacon of stability, security and prosperity in...

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EU leaders in Rome in 2004. The celebration of the Rome treaty this month is an opportunity to celebrate past achievements and think about current challenges. (Photo: Dutch EU Presidency)

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