Carve-outs of the rules have way more practical implications than just making the EU name slightly ironic, though. Asking for both just seems rude to me, but I could be wrong.
The real thing I'd dread is that Euros are heavy as fuck. You have too much change in like half or less the time it takes here.
IIRC you have to factor in the explosive lenses and various neutron reflectors as well, and to get all the way to the theoretical minimum you basically need literal tons of that other stuff. Backpack/wheeled luggage/shell weight is what's public, and seems about like about as good as you can get in practice.
There's exotic choices of fission fuel with a smaller critical mass, but they're also aggressively radioactive and tend to really really difficult to produce, to the point of impracticality.
Honestly briefcaseness wasn't the main problem with OP, but it was worth commenting on.
He did shit like this in his first term, too. The word of an autocrat he likes gets more weight than his own intelligence.
I mean, we're already talking about a NATO 2.0, aren't we?
Of course, that's their decision to ultimately make.
It already probably would have been for all the other nefarious shit they do, except they've had a sympathetic fashy government somewhere else in the EU to block it. It was Poland, now it's IIRC Slovakia.
I mean, you get to put whatever on the reverse of the coins.
They were a founding member and got a special carve-out.
Yes, it is. You can delay it indefinitely, though, and Romania is still on the leu. Other members have blocked them from making the switch, even.
Interesting. How fast is it? I keep waiting for AI videogame rendering, which I expect would blow conventional algorithms out of the water. (Obviously that's a bit different, because you can't predict future frames perfectly, but still)
You have to be "substantially European", which includes Cyprus, which is fully in Asia and half Turkish. Also, Greenland and to a degree Iceland aren't geographically European.
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I would guess they'd have rainjackets and attach waterproof containers for their stuff.