EU summit: Leaders stress unity on Rome anniversary

European Union leaders warn the Europeans must contain their carping about the E-U if the Union is to survive. The leaders are marking the 60th anniversary of the Union's founding in Rome by signing a formal declaration of unity.

60th Anniversary of the Signing of the Treaties of Rome

From left, Malta's Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, European Council President Donald Tusk and Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni Source: NurPhoto

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27 national leaders gathered in the Campidoglio palace where the six founding states originally signed the Treaty of Rome - cast in pledges of peace and unity.

E-U Summit chairman Donald Tusk says those values are just as relevant today. 


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