Analysis
Politics
Dayton Unravelling? Bosnia on the Brink of a Constitutional Breakdown
8 April 2025
14 December 2018
The dominant nucleus of today’s EU’s political scene consists of ideologically paradoxical alliances between socialists, liberals, green radicals, more moderate communists and centrist conservatives.
They are united by the federalist perspective of weakened national institutions and adjust their political agendas to the self-created European level of political discourse – a level with no demos.
At this level, the liberals talk about a common market, the rule of law and equal rights, and the centrist conservatives plead that they represent the dominant vision of Europe, which is a symbiosis of regulation and command economy. Representatives of these circles in the European Parliament are building formal alliances and informal agreements to prevent any challenging of the federalist vision of the integration process.
The factions of Euroscepticism