According to the EU Observer, there have been some distinctly dodgy goings on at Eulex, the EU’s “rule of law” mission in Kosovo. And senior figures from the EU foreign service have refused to answer questions from MEPs about what […]
Professor Christian Dustmann and Tommaso Frattini of University College London published a study of the effects of immigration on the UK. Their conclusions were that non-EU migrants were a drain on public finances but those coming from Eastern Europe are […]
Contributions graph Since our earlier post on this subject, the latest government “Pink Book” has appeared. This compendium of statistics does not make pleasant reading for David Cameron as he continues to maintain that he has cut the EU budget. […]
To: Alexander Graf Lambsdorff MEP 25th October 2014 Dear Count Lambsdorff, I heard you on BBC Radio 4 this morning and agreed with you when you said that the UK, as part of the EU, should pay its dues. I […]
You would have to be a remarkable optimist to believe that we could secure independence from the EU if a referendum were to be held in 2015. Those wishing us to stay in have plenty of money and plenty of […]
By Dr Anthony Coughlan The most important power-political change made by the 2009 Treaty of Lisbon, which gave the European Union its own Constitution, is that it provides that from Saturday 1 November 2014 law-making in the EU will be […]
