> That is never going to be the case because all EU countries want different things and for very good reasons. They have different needs and different economies

> That is never going to be the case because all EU countries want different things and for very good reasons. They have different needs and different economies. That's quite of a weak argument, every state or county in the US has conflicting interests too. But there has to be defined boundaries in what is the business of EU and what is the business of single states. I would say that matters like digital data privacy should have one common policy, not 20+ agencies.