Has Conservative policy towards ECJ  power over crime and policing changed? The chaos of yesterday's 'vote' or 'non vot...

If you  read our press summary  this morning (if not, do sign up !) you would have seen - before anyone else outside Germany incidentally - ...

The continuing furore over whether Jean-Claude Juncker will this week be crowned European Commission President has diverted attention away...

The latest intervention by one of Europe's most important politicians shows that, in the wake of the shock European elections result o...

Three days ahead of the European Parliament elections in France, former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has written a bombshell piece on ...

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte talks a lot of sense in this interview with  Dutch news site Nu.n l  - and sets the scene for the inevitab...

One of the constant frustrations at Open Europe is that the EU debate  is too often artificially framed between two camps: "in at any...

It's good to hear a Dutch speaking liberal party leader forcefully expressing the case for EU reform. Sadly, as we noted earlier , it ...

We have today published the full report assessing the implications of our EU ‘wargame’ which simulated the negotiating dynamic under two sc...

What do David Cameron's seven EU  reform commitments mean? Writing in the Sunday Telegraph , David Cameron set out seven objectives...

With the European Parliament elections approaching, the number of EU-related opinion polls is growing. Beyond the mere voting intentions, th...

With little fanfare, the Government has today published the second round of Balance of EU Competences reports – now making it 14 reports ...

Day two of the Open Europe / Fresh Start #EUReform conference saw a thriving exchange of reform ideas between panelists and conference deleg...