Is government becoming more transnational?

The transcript discusses the tension between supranational and national identities in a globalized world, focusing on the European Union's unique legal system that overrides national laws. It debates the feasibility of international cooperation, the impact of global issues like the refugee crisis, and the benefits of EU membership, including workers' rights and regulations. The discussion highlights differing views on national identity, decision-making, and the potential for EU reform.

What role does collective decision-making play in addressing global issues like climate change?

How can the refugee crisis impact decisions made at the supranational level?

What are the potential benefits and drawbacks of withdrawing from the European Union?