A study by the European Central Bank has suggested that the real level of unemployment in the European Union may be higher than the official figures. If the numbers of underemployed and unemployed people in the Eurozone are added together, […]
It’s now over 10 months since the referendum. After the initial euphoria at the result, we enjoyed a brief and well-deserved break before plunging in to the next campaign – ensuring that we end up with the best Brexit deal […]
By Horst Teubert German business associations are calling on the EU Commission to end its Brexit provocations. A disorderly Brexit would entail enormous costs for the German economy, the President of the German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) warned; […]
By Ian Milne Preamble Orwell’s Nineteen Eight Four came out in 1948, less than a decade before the official birth of the European Community. In Orwell’s vision, three totalitarian super-states, Oceania, Eurasia and Eastasia, were perpetually at war. The European […]
With thanks to Rev Philip Foster for spotting these two letters in the Daily Telegraph. Sir, At the referendum, I voted to remain in the EU. However, after seeing how some of the European leaders and bureaucrats have behaved towards […]
The latest antics of Jean-Claude Juncker, the Commission President, will do nothing at all to improve the atmosphere for the forthcoming Brexit negotiations. In a speech in Florence, he claimed that “slowly but surely English is losing importance in Europe.” […]
