US Edition3 in 4 Europeans see benefits of EU, record numbers want more security
- 74% of Europeans believe their country has benefited from EU membership, marking a record high since 1983, according to the Eurobarometer poll.
- A third of Europeans expect a decline in their standard of living in the next five years, an increase from last year's poll.
- 35% of Europeans see peace and security as the main benefits of EU membership, while 36% want the EU to focus on defense and security.
- Nearly half of British people support creating a European army, with the strongest backing coming from those in Scotland and Wales, as per a YouGov survey.
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According to the Eurobarometer survey, two thirds of respondents say that the role of the EU should become more important in the future.
·Vienna, Austria
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76% of the Portuguese respondents considered that the EU should play a “more important” role in security matters. Only 2% of respondents felt that the EU should play a “less important” role.
·Portugal
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“74% of Europeans say that their country benefits from membership in the EU, the highest consensus recorded in the last 42 years. Peace and security come first. (BEND)
·Italy
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The majority of EU citizens have called for better protection from crises by the European Union. German respondents wanted a better defence.
·Germany
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- 43% of the sources lean Left
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