LONDON: The recent European Summit in Cardiff has been widely written off as a non-event, or even, in some quarters, as the beginning of a slow-down in the process of European integration. In fact, it now seems clear that it marks the moment when the British government seriously wished to be in the single currency.
LONDON: The recent European Summit in Cardiff has been widely written off as a non-event, or even, in some quarters, as the beginning of a slow-down in the process of European integration. In fact, it now seems clear that it marks the moment when the British government seriously wished to be in the single currency.