According to the billionaire, the greatest asset of the European Union – is Ukraine.
European leaders must recognize that the European Union is on the brink of collapse, to rally and to take appropriate measures to avoid the collapse after the referendum in Britain on its EU membership.
This American billionaire George Soros wrote in a column on the website Project Syndicate.
According to Soros, firstly, it is necessary to divide the membership in the EU and in the Eurozone. “Those fortunate countries that are not Eurozone members, should not face discrimination,” wrote the financier.
The Eurozone needs to perform the functions of the fiscal Department in addition to the implementation of monetary policy through the European Central Bank, have its own Treasury and budget.
In addition, the EU needs to implement its credit potential. The political leadership of the EU needs to borrow now, otherwise his actions will be regarded as “irresponsible”.
Thirdly, the EU needs to provide a defense against potential enemies. “The biggest asset of the EU is the Ukraine, whose citizens are ready to die defending their country. Protecting themselves they also protect the EU is rarely found in Europe today”, – said Soros.
Also the billionaire said more determined Ukraine’s new government, ready to carry out reforms. “But the EU and its members do not provide the support that Ukraine deserves (USA has much more support),” – said the author of the column.
According to Soros, the EU plans to eliminate the migration crisis is absolutely ineffective because they do not have enough cash. It is the resolution of the issue with the influx of refugees is the fourth way of avoiding the collapse of the EU.
Soros believes that the British worried about the shortcomings of the EU is not in vain. “Instead of having to accept Brexit negotiations about the divorce, they should use the opportunity to transform the EU, turning it into a kind of club to which the UK and other threatened release (countries – ed.) wants to join,” – says Soros.
He has a positive attitude harakterizuet of the British on the second referendum and the return to the EU. If such mood spread across Europe, the EU can avoid disintegration.
