The Commonwealth Games may not generate the same passion as the Olympics, but as this 11-day sporting extravaganza draws to a close in Glasgow this Sunday, attention has once again been focused on this voluntary association of 53 nations, most […]
The Bertelsmann Foundation has just published a report to mark twenty years of the single market and interesting reading it makes. It found that, between 1992 and 2012, Germany’s GDP increased by €37.1bn per year as a result of its […]
While David Cameron’s cabinet reshuffle has resulted a a foreign secretary who is somewhat more eurosceptic than his predecessor, it is still very unlikely that, in the event of a Conservative victory in next year’s General Election, the Prime Minister […]
Britain could be forced to hand an extra £2.5billion to Brussels to help plug a massive black hole in the EU budget, it has emerged. In a dramatic admission, EU Budget Commissioner Janusz Lewandowski said Brussels overspent its budget by an […]
News Release THE PRESS OFFICE OF The Lord Stoddart of Swindon (Independent Labour) In reply to the third in a series of written questions on state aid from the independent Labour peer, Lord Stoddart of Swindon (24.02.14), the Government has confirmed […]
At present, the European Union (EU) has bilateral and regional trade agreements with the following countries: Free trade agreements (FTA) with Chile, South Africa, Mexico, and South Korea; as part of the wider European Economic Area FTAs with Norway, Iceland, […]
