Two leading commentators argue the merits for and against staying in Europe Openness is the propellant of great civilisations. Greece and Rome could only grow as they did upon the openness of seaborne trading opportunities and interchange of peoples, uniquely enabled by the Mediterranean. From the Middle Ages onwards, European vitality fed off the open exchange of technologies, goods and ideas flowing freely across contiguous borders. Continue reading...
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