I think we already have the second language, i.e. English, which is easy to learn and very convenient for everyone to use. Of course, the second languageI think we already have the second language, i.e. English, which is easy to learn and very convenient for everyone to use. Of course, the second language could as well be French or Spanish, but they are more difficult to learn, so I don’t see the possibility for these languages to be chosen as the second.
I think that the English language which is kind of official second EU language is the most convenient when you talk about the second language. Any efforts trying to choose one official second language would bring the EU to chaos, because all the nations would like their language to be chosen!! :)
Mes jau turime vieną ES antrąją kalbą- anglų kalbą, kuri labai patogi ir lengvai įsisavinama. Žinoma, antrąja kalba galėtų būti ir ispanų ar prancūzų kalbos, tačiau jas labai sunku išmokti, todėl nematau prasmės jas rinktis kaip antrą ES kalbą.
Aš manau, kad anglų kalba, kuri dabar yra oficiali antroji ES kalba, yra patogiausia ir parenkant kitą kalbą tiesiog kiltų didelė sumaištis ir būtų labai daug nepatenkintų, nes visi norėtų, kad jų kalba būtų antroji.(more)(less)
At present Lithuania, like Portugal, doesn‘t have the problem of immigration. The spillover connected with immigration is not appreciable in our country,At present Lithuania, like Portugal, doesn‘t have the problem of immigration. The spillover connected with immigration is not appreciable in our country, like it is e.g. the UK. But this question/problem will inevitable immerge in the near future, so authorities must have a plan how to deal with it.
Tiek Lietuva, tiek Portugalija kol kas neturi imigracijos problemos. Šiose šalyse imigracijos antplūdžio dar nejaučiame kaip, pavyzdžiui, Didžiojoje Britanijoje. Bet tai gali būti tik ateities klausimas.(more)(less)
5 people, 5 voices, 5 opinions... 5 different ways of living Europe! Common people answer to some questions on the European Union. 5 persone, 5 voci,5 people, 5 voices, 5 opinions... 5 different ways of living Europe! Common people answer to some questions on the European Union.
5 persone, 5 voci, 5 opinioni... 5 modi diversi di vivere l'Europa! Gente comune risponde ad alcune domande sull'Unione europea.(more)(less)
JEF is a pan-European Youth non-governmental organisation, which does not hold to partisan politics, yet works on political issues. Having members in overJEF is a pan-European Youth non-governmental organisation, which does not hold to partisan politics, yet works on political issues. Having members in over 35 countries in Europe, it is one of the main Youth Lobby Groups, lobbying the European Parliament [EP].
JEF looks to organising the EU in a federalist structure, that way it is more inclusive of its citizens in the decision making process; the EP has the deciding power; the Union speaks as one voice in Foreign Policy; has common laws on most issues, & each country & region shares its autonomy-making the EU more of a global player, with a more coherent working body, & a forward looking social market economy.
JEF offers all those interested, various international & local opportunities such as seminars, conferences, conventions, training courses, exchanges, stages & the like, wherein they may compliment their education, & expand their knowledge, promoting the organisation’s ethos.
JEF is a member of the European Youth Forum & the Union of European Federalists, having close ties with the European Movement International. JEF Malta is a member of KNZ – Kunsill Nazzjonali taż- Żgħażagħ, KSU – Kunsill Studenti Universitarji, European Movement Malta and the Euro-Med Youth Platform
Maltese MEPs Simon Busuttil and Joseph Muscat go head to head in this double interview. We learn that being an MEP is hard work and both MEPs take it veryMaltese MEPs Simon Busuttil and Joseph Muscat go head to head in this double interview. We learn that being an MEP is hard work and both MEPs take it very seriously. But we also find out that both cannot sing, and that converting Maltese Liri to Euro in your head is difficult for them too!(more)(less)
Rev. Prof. Peter Serracino Inglott was the Maltese Government's representative on the Convention for the Future of Europe. He was the only representativeRev. Prof. Peter Serracino Inglott was the Maltese Government's representative on the Convention for the Future of Europe. He was the only representative to be also a member of the clergy. We ask him if and how should God be mentioned in the EU Constitution. He replies that while God is not explicitly mentioned He is present in the constitution. God's presence is manifested in the Human Ideal that the constitution puts forward, in the ideals of Solidarity, and Brotherhood that Europe values. While hidden, God is already manifest in the proposed text for the constitution.(more)(less)
Rev. Prof. Peter Serracino Inglott was the Maltese Government's representative on the Convention for the Future of Europe. We ask him if the EU ConstitutionRev. Prof. Peter Serracino Inglott was the Maltese Government's representative on the Convention for the Future of Europe. We ask him if the EU Constitution is as extinct as a dinosaur or a seed that still needs to grow. He tells us that there is a need to revitalise the ideals of the Union in view of the new context the the EU finds itself in today. The proposed Constitution has sown the seed of that something, that text, that can create an enthusiasm in European Ideals. But the document as it is today, as volumes of laws and cryptic statements, is a monster that is as dead as the dinosaurs.(more)(less)
Salut à vous tous de l'Italie! Toujours dans le cadre de la compréhension et du développement du Manifeste des Elèves Européens nous présentonsSalut à vous tous de l'Italie!
Toujours dans le cadre de la compréhension et du développement du Manifeste des Elèves Européens nous présentons ce video .avi réalisé par les élèves de l'Ecole Primaire de Montagne de Preggio, province de Perugia.
Merci Chiara, Giorgia, Alfredo, Myrijam, Giulia, Martina, Michela, Maicol, Alessandro!
Merci Daniela, Vittoria, Luciana, Giuliana, Maria Grazia, Nadia, Giovanna, Stefania, Emanuela, Roberta, Dionora, Luca, Luigi!(more)(less)
La Direzione Didattica Statale II Circolo "Giuseppe Di Vittorio" de Umbertide, province de Perugia, Règion de l'Ombrie est une 'Ecole Pole' DEURE, c'estLa Direzione Didattica Statale II Circolo "Giuseppe Di Vittorio" de Umbertide, province de Perugia, Règion de l'Ombrie est une 'Ecole Pole' DEURE, c'est à dire une école particulièrement engagée dans le développement de la Dimension Européenne et Internationale de l'Education et de la Citoyenneté.
Pour la cinquième année consécutive elle accueillera dans quelques jours des jeunes volontaires européennes venant de l'Autriche, du Portugal et de la Lettonie pour célebrer ensemble le Printemps d'Europe et le 9 Mai Journée de l'Union Européenne.
Ce vidéo montre l'Ecole Primaire de Lisciano Niccone et des travaux réalisés par les élèves et les enseignants avec le support du Bureau de la Commission européenne de Rome.
Notre message: il n'y a pas de Commuanuté sans le partage et l'égalité.
MERCI à VOUS TOUS.(more)(less)
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