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Най-изчерпателен и бърз отговор дойде от Финландия. Позицията на Хелзинки е, че най-важната задача на ЕС е да опази мира, сигурността, просперитета и върховенството на закона. Финландия се застъпва за общностния подход - тоест на ниво европейски институции и европейско право, вместо междудържавни споразумения.
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The issue, however, is quintessential, so euinside decided to send out the same question to all member states, but it got replies from just a few. The answers were quite general in nature, but despite that some of them give some idea about what the direction that member states, which replied, want the Union to develop in. The most comprehensive and speedy reply came from Finland. Helsinki’s position is that the EU’s most important task is providing peace, security, prosperity, and the rule of law. Finland advocates for the community approach – meaning staying at the level of European institutions and European law, instead of intergovernmental agreements. “EU membership is a political choice that connects Finland to the Western community of values”, is written in the Finnish government’s programme.
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