The Government has told us that the liberalisation of visa restrictions on Turkey only appliues to the Schengen area. However, this post, from John Redwood’s blog, raises the issue of whether we are being lied to – again. I drew […]
This piece is from the Irish Times – a paper known for its strong pro-EU stance. Obviously, it’s only speculation at this stage, but Mr McCoy’s comments do suggest that Brexit may well cause some other member states to review […]
The Swiss cabinet has proposed to use a unilateral safeguard clause to curb immigration if it is unable to reach agreement with the European Union on limiting influxes of foreigners. The cabinet announced the plans, despite opposition by Brussels, in […]
Helle Hagenau, of Norway’s Nei til EU campaign, will be one of the speakers at our annual rally on Saturday May 14th. She has sent us a brief letter of support along with two useful factsheets, which can be downloaded […]
A few months back, we published an article comparing the EU’s courtship of Turkey with its deliberate antagonism of Russia. Neither country has much going for it politically, but the article concluded by saying that “if one is forced to […]
A decade or so, the EU was still settling down after having just recently absorbed ten nations into the EU. Bulgaria and Romania joined in 2007, but there was a widespread feeling that after that, it was time for a […]
