I need opinion about when Macedonia is going to enter in the European union?
372642
they're official candidates, I think in 2010 or 2012. It also depends from how EU situation evolves (if a new threaty will be done)
478841
It is a state union of two former Yugoslav republics.\nthey are neighbouring states in the Balkan Peninsular.
748472
i think they are going to try and push it through next year with out referendums.  EU presidency changes next year too.  i think in light of events in the middle east, it is considered a pressing issue.
163544
check out the following links:\nwww://macedonianembassy.org\n\nThe following link has addresses and phone numbers of all the embassies of macedonia around the world:\nhttp://faq.macedonia.org/travel/mac.dipl.missions.abroad.html\n\nHope u find this useful.
616280
Turkey should stay independent if she can. We don't want North Europeans rushing into our country and retire here using the public services for free. We don't want the alcoholics, drug addicts, religious fundamentalists, and racists creating anarchy on our streets. Europeans have to prove themselves they'll not walk half naked on the streets, girls won't become mothers at 12 years old, and we need to make sure they know their father's name, single mothers should not be allowed through customs. \n\nMediterraneans are always welcome. Northern Europeans should stay in the boring North... Brrrr....\n\nNO TO EU!
165028
actually I think the answer is no, but negotiations are going to last 10 years or more from now, and we don't know how the situation will be in 10 years. Actually, Turkey doesn't completely match the Copenhagen criterias to join EU, they still lack some democracy aspects.\nRegarding economics cost for EU, actual EU balance will cover until 2012 (or 2013? dont remember..) next one will be 2013-2019, so Turkey would not be negotiating it, and the costs for EU will begin in 2020. Then, there's the "political" point of view; if EU is meant as a free trade area only, Turkey would have no problems to join, if it is meant like something more strict, well, there's also the cultural issue
738816
I have heard of this yes. If anyone has doubts all one has to do is look at the EU. The NAU is coming and america is asleep at the switch. Its too late, we the sheeple deserve this fate.
112731
Croatia will join EU in the next round after it cleans its act up. They've had a few internal political hiccups along the way, but I think they will come out fine. Croatia will have positive economical effects, and I would say tourism will become one of its main industries. Political, will be interesting.. Especially if Serbia decides to apply for EU. Not familiar enough with Barry's theory to comment.
1158134
How what works, the world? I doubt it although they may have united to become the EU there is no sense of common history or common cause. I don't see too much cooperation in the EU.
381286
No not yet. However it is a candidate countrie along with Bulgaria | Croatia | Romania | Turkey \n\nThe member countries of the European Union are: \nAustria | Belgium | Cyprus | Czech Republic | Denmark | Estonia | Finland | France | Germany | Greece | Hungary | Ireland | Italy | Latvia | Lithuania | Luxembourg | Malta | Netherlands | Poland | Portugal | Slovakia | Slovenia | Spain | Sweden | United Kingdom
697217
I agree with you. But polls show that 2 out of 3 English people want England and the UK in a politically united Europe a European Union. It may be worth your while to consider supporting a withdrawal from the worst aspects of the treaty of Rome and consider closer links with the English speaking world, a English Speaking Union
890469
Well i'm croatian born and raised and as far as i know the croatian people don't wanna be in the eu for what? croatia fought very hard to become independent through our great GENERAL ANTE GOTOVINA who did everything to get the cetniks out of the country so why would we let the other european countries let us join them we don't want them to come to us and polute paradise on earth! and croatia is becoming the number 1 spot for vacations world wide :)\n\nPS: guys if u ever wondered what a natural beautiful girl looks like you have to come to croatia prettiest females on the planet no bs E (entertainment channel said it themselves when they were visiting) you will never ever wanna leave!:)\n\nif u drive through croatia you will see big poster with our general on it stating why join the EU ANTE GOTOVINA IS THE REAL HERO IN EUROPE IT'S HIM AND HIS SOLDIERS THAT GOT THE CETNIKS TO STOP KILLING INNOCENT PEOPLE AND CHILDREN!
1115403
U are asking if Romania should join the EU?Yes,they should,they made progresses this past year,so they deserve it.
1077929
Europe-as  becoming united.
171804
Its not in Turkey's hands to join EU or not. Turkey is fighting to join EU for so long but I don't know what EU is thinking.
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476741
There should be an European Union Style community, not totally joining the two countries...