By Václav Klaus Introduction: The difficult heritage of the past The state of Ukraine today is a sad outcome of Stalin’s attempts to mix up nations and boundaries, disrupt natural historical ties and create a new Soviet man by turning […]
By Richard North By Richard North Peter Hitchens, on his blog, is having a spat over how much the European Commission has paid to Ukrainian Civil Society. He has quoted an article in the American Spectator, in which it is […]
Many Independence Campaigners will remember Reg Simmerson. He was untiring in his campaigning and very well informed in his frequent letters to the press Here is one of his letters to the editor of the Sunday Telegraph, dated 29 August […]
Three years ago, it looked like Greece would have to leave the Euro. The country was bust and had to be bailed out by the European Central Bank (ECB), the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission (the so-called “Troika”) […]
Interview with Anthony Coughlan, Professor Emeritus in Social Policy at Dublin University (Trinity College Dublin), Director of the National Platform EU Research and Information Centre, writer and commentator on EU affairs. german-foreign-policy.com: The Irish crisis hit the headlines in 2008 […]
This article was written by John Ward, it first appeared on his blog ‘The Slog’ How Spain is leading the charge towards fascist corporatism Some weeks ago, the European Court made a quite extraordinary ruling that gives EU governments the […]
