Translation of "Europaskeptiker" in English

Not even Eurosceptics in Italy can do anything about that.

The same 30% of eurosceptics attracts interest from another quarter, however.

And everywhere where right-wing populists and euroskeptics are on the rise.

According to accounts there have never been so many Euro sceptics.

The truth is that the Eurosceptics are literally falling to pieces.

Eurosceptics are trying to play with people’s fears.

He is also reportedly a eurosceptic, although he opposes Brexit.

On the one hand, this is an argument for the eurosceptics, while on the other hand, we do know that in recent years, there have been many irregularities in this area.

The Eurosceptics should therefore really be in favour of this Constitution, as it is the only way of changing the things we all wish to change.

The applause of this House has shown that, among the cries of the Eurosceptics and the silence of the extreme pro-Europeans, we have encountered in you political intelligence and the vision of the greatest pro-Europeans.

If the Treaty were defeated, it would be an ideal opportunity for the Eurosceptics to point out that the people no longer want Europe, whereas we know very well that this is not the case.

Today’s evaluation, unfortunately, has had to do without data from one country: Italy, which, in order to protect private interests, due to a decidedly Eurosceptic and anti-European ministry, has not transposed the EU legislation by the required time.

It is particularly important that the Commission and the Member States take steps to prevent the catastrophist predictions of the Euro-sceptics becoming the common view of the issue.

And while one cannot doubt the democratic and pro-Western credentials of most UK Euroskeptics (though one can doubt their wisdom and strategic sense), the same cannot be said of many of their counterparts on the continent.

He has served as Member of the Icelandic parliament Althing since the parliament elections in 2003 and as vice chairman of Heimssýn, the cross-political organisation of Icelandic Eurosceptics, since 2004.

The betrayal of these rural areas and withdrawing support for them only encourages the Eurosceptics and intensifies centrifugal forces.

The United Kingdom’s drift has been boosted by the efforts of British Eurosceptics (generally the foot soldiers of the City) (14) to try to sever as quickly as possible the strongest ties with continental Europe (15).

Mr Barroso had to rely on Eurosceptic to obtain only 13 votes over the qualified majority that would be required by the Lisbon Treaty.

Despite the fact that the current European Parliament is the most eurosceptic ever (around 140 MEPs), the attempt of Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders to create one single and strong political group has so far failed.

Forecasts indicate that Eurosceptics from the right and left, whose voices are especially loud in certain countries, could enter the European Parliament with over 20 percent of the EU-wide vote.

This accounts for the difficulties of the British Conservative Party whose "Eurosceptic" wing wants nothing to do with either a single currency or further European integration.

The Eurosceptics have scored another victory - and in a country that once swore by the EU, the centre-right daily Corriere della Sera complains: "After Poland eagerly picked up the threads of Central European culture and freed itself from the historic threat posed by its Russian neighbours, its fast-paced EU accession was a major success story.

Some voices, including those of Salvini or the German AfD, have expressed their wish to see the emergence of a common Eurosceptic group after 2019, that would bring together the forces that can currently be found scattered among the groups ECR, EFDD and ENF.

For months Euro-skeptics in the UK have been drumming up support for Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, selling the so-called Brexit as the road to prosperity.

In reality, the Hungarian and Polish rulers seem to allow themselves to organize official meetings with leaders of political parties in Western Europe which are qualified as populists or eurosceptics as far as they are part of the ruling coalition government, and such a meeting can be presented as inter-governmental.

With a clear YES expected in the Irish referendum result later today, S & D leader Martin Schulz called on eurosceptics, including Czech President Vaclav Klaus, to respect the outcome.