Drawing on data from nine EU member states — which together comprise two-thirds of the bloc's population — research from the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR)
found that 63 per cent of Europeans are in favour of more EU
cooperation to tackle the pandemic and other issues of global
significance.
The authors found that although some commentators predicted that the pandemic would lead to a surge in Euroscepticism and nationalism as borders were shut, the opposite is true. Large majorities of people in all surveyed countries said that they are now more firmly convinced of the need for further EU cooperation than they were before the crisis.
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Europeans 'radically' reassessing view on world order due to COVID-19, research finds | Euronews
The authors found that although some commentators predicted that the pandemic would lead to a surge in Euroscepticism and nationalism as borders were shut, the opposite is true. Large majorities of people in all surveyed countries said that they are now more firmly convinced of the need for further EU cooperation than they were before the crisis.
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Europeans 'radically' reassessing view on world order due to COVID-19, research finds | Euronews
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