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Though even among those with positive views there are significant concerns
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Only 34% trust their national government
Only 34% trust their national parliament
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Majorities distrust the EU in Austria, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Italy, France, UK and Greece
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I have no idea why - Lithuanians let me know!
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But the Danes and Germans are loving it....
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The Greeks, Brits and French ... not so much
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The percentage of people who think the situation of their national economy is "good" has jumped by 29 points since 2009
We have a crossover point here
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2% of Greeks say the same
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All have nice and strong perceptions that the economy is doing good
Yet each of them are grappling with pretty major national populist revolts
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But of course it also means big expectations...
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The Dutch and Irish leading the way...
But the Brits look gloomy about the future. 53% "worst to come", which puts them ahead of the Greeks!
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Borders, security, refugees, terrorism - at macro level this is the issue agenda for the EU. It has to start demonstrating competence & establishing unity among states with v different views
We are already seeing the political effects
-Merkel under immense pressure
-National populists enjoying peaks
-Rightward policy drift