It allows to take stock of ongoing developments in the European Union (EU) and to ponder how it could evolve in the future. I am very pleased to be given the opportunity to address such a distinguished audience here in Warsaw today. I.
Introduction  Ladies and Gentlemen, His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duc of Luxembourg, during his state visit to Poland in May last year, introduced his speech on the occasion of the dinner offered by the President of the Republic of Poland by stating that he was touched by an invitation to Poland’s Public Radio to pay tribute to Radio Luxembourg, formerly called “Luxy” by the Polish people, and that he particularly appreciated the symbolism of this gesture.