> but it is never specified _what_ exactly should be reformed It's pretty clear that the EU, more specifically the Euro Zone, as currently run, can't go on. We

> but it is never specified _what_ exactly should be reformed It's pretty clear that the EU, more specifically the Euro Zone, as currently run, can't go on. We either need a Federal government (i.e. fiscal + monetary union), or to disintegrate the Euro. Simply said, it's unthinkable that the US government would install capital controls in Alabama, whereas the EU government can do that in Greece. That's the main issue; there are many smaller ones as well, but they exist in almost any political system and aren't specific to the EU.