What a weekend in May 2010. First: The 9th May was for Europe, Germany and the local authorities a day of break. The EU is on an unprecedented rescue package with up to 750 billion euro fund to support the Eu-ros agreed. Not Greece, Portugal, Ireland and Spain are at stake, but the European Union as a whole. There is no alternative to the bailout plan by the weekend, where it is not, because it would be a disintegration of Europe in many le-alone players. Europe would be dramatic in the world economic and world will be undermined with negative impact on the wellbeing of People. The recent negotiations in Brussels, Frankfurt and Berlin have made clear, about the progress of globalization and how to be limited now, the primacy of the politics of nation states has been GE. Urgent need for better networking of the policies of EU states to an economic government is how it is now being discussed between France and Germany. International agreements such as a financial transactions tax is urgently needed to provide the speculators in the markets stop.
Second shows, on the other hand, in commenting-ments of the NRW election a clear commitment of almost all politicians to strengthen communities. After the global politics is local Policy in the very forefront. More and more politicians are calling for a stabilization of local finance and a review of the tasks because they understand that sustainable growth is to do only with strong-growth cities and towns. NEN-Ih is clear that the quality of life and Standortattraktivi-ity of much of the action and the depend-power design of the municipalities. The German cities and municipalities have managed to make the role of local authorities as an NEM-central issue in politics. Consequences should be drawn from this now.
Third We need not only an energy grid, but also a policy-Grid, that is, a network of political The men- and policy-level federal, state and local authorities, including communication of business and civic, community. Neither the content nor financially we will be able to afford to waste resources in Silos, rather than integral to merge.
And a fourth: The new map of the policy after the NRW election with a Federal opposition must not result in the willingness to reform remains on track. Now the homework is done, this is true in particular for the realignment of the social security systems, as for the reduction of debt and further reduce unnecessary bureaucracy. Much time we have not.
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