Can 50 Million Frenchmen Not Feel Like Frenchmen? takes

How European are the Europeans? The answer varies from nation to nation, finds a MORI poll conducted among white-collar 21-35-year-olds for Time Europe. Of the countries covered by the survey—Britain, France, Germany and Italy—Britain was the laggard in adopting a European identity. Asked whether they consider themselves primarily European or British, 75 percent of U.K. respondents said they’re Brits first; 21 percent feel primarily European. Italians were the most likely to regard themselves as primarily European, with 42 percent doing so.