The Independence movement has lost a redoubtable champion with the death of Anne Palmer at the age of 91. The report in the Express and Star gives an account of her life and remarkable contribution to the life of her local community. […]
A report from Ireland by Anthony Coughlan of the National Platform EU Research & Education Centre, dated 1 December 2021. Members and supporters will recall that Professor Coughlan was made an Honorary Life Member of CIB for his wholehearted support […]
Dangerous Conditions for a Crossing French politicians have become increasingly erratic and confrontational in recent months. We count outright threats of energy and goods blockades by fisheries minister Annick Girardin, Macron’s accusations of treachery over the AUKUS pact, and recently foreign minister Yves Le-Drian’s […]
That great column of men and women who defended us in the Great War has now marched into history, represented by the veterans who paraded each year past the Cenotaph in remembrance of comrades who gave their lives in battle […]
*Ambassador Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos imagines a farewell Conversation between The Greek Prime Minister & Angela Merkel. The EU was supposedly set up to resolve outstanding problems between member states, particularly those arising from the war. Here is a reminder that, after […]
A personal view by Edward Spalton Francis Fukuyama argued that the collapse of the Soviet Union, the end of the Cold War and ascendancy of Western liberal democracy “marked not just… the passing of a particular period of post war […]
