The four freedoms of the European Union have been hotly debated recently and have often been the focus points of European exit campaigns. However, some people feel that the freedoms should be updated for the 21st century. Jüri Ratas, Prime Minister of Estonia, stated in a letter to the President of the European Commission, President of the European Council and the Prime Ministers of Italy and Malta that the EU should strive “toward a seamless physical and digital connectivity is in the interest of the whole EU as economic success cannot be separated from the free movement of goods, services,…
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