> There are still parliaments in EU countries, they still debate and vote laws. Greece cannot pass laws through parliament without Brussels approval. Italy, ef

> There are still parliaments in EU countries, they still debate and vote laws. Greece cannot pass laws through parliament without Brussels approval. Italy, effectively need to stay in-line with the EU's program otherwise the EU aid will stop... so effectively these parliaments vote whatever they're told by Brussels to vote. > Yeah, some matters are also discussed at the EU level. That's what happens when different entities make and join a club. They have to collaborate. I don't see much collaboration happening tbh (energy, immigration, etc.). I could point articles but I think we have a completely different view on how's Europe actually governed right now.