The daily round-robin e-mail from Open Europe on Monday 2nd March would have been unhappy reading for what might be termed the “EU mainstream.” No fewer than four of the eleven items featured discussed political parties in different countries which […]
As widely expected, the anti-austerity Syriza alliance won the Greek General Election on 25th January. Syriza fell just short of an overall majority, but appears to have secured a deal with the Independent Greeks party to form a new government. […]
While not directly relevant to the subject of EU withdrawal, thee two pictures taken from last Sunday’s “march of unity” in Paris show that even without the aid of Photoshop and other clever tools for editing digital pictures. you can […]
I was recently asked a question as to why a leader of any country would voluntarily relinquish his powers to govern his country by his laws as he sees fit. In particular, why do EU leaders from the well-governed countries […]
There will be a General Election in Greece on 25th January and its result will be watched with some degree of apprehension in the rest of the Eurozone. The Greek Parliament has been dissolved before the end of its term […]
David Cameron’s aim to renegotiate the UK’s relationship within the EU while remaining a member suffered a blow when François Hollande, the French President, told the Prime Minister he is “obsessed with his own problems”. Bruno Waterfield, writing in the […]
