Boris Johnson today outlined his response to the report by his economic advisor - and Open Europe board member - Dr Gerard Lyons on the ...

There’s a bit of a debate going on at the moment over whether splitting up the internal market portfolio in the next European Commission i...

Further to our previous post on the Government's Balance of Competences report on free movement, below we pick out some of the key poin...

When it comes to EU top jobs, if you snooze you lose, as Gordon Brown discovered to his cost in 2009 In a new briefing published this mo...

This morning’s ECJ judgement that the UK’s legal challenge against a proposed Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) is premature was what many h...

On Friday afternoon Open Europe released a new flash analysis looking at the links between the City and Russia. Much has been written on ...

English knights seeking to protect their estates were a driver behind  the creation of English Trust law. MEPs are set to vote this ...

The ECJ this morning rejected all the UK’s claims against the EU's short selling regulation. The result was surprising given that the...

Last week, the UK launched another legal challenge at the European Court of Justice (ECJ) against an unwanted piece of financial regulation ...

Back in the spring, we looked at who might be next in the line of eurozone bailout requests. It's now looking increasingly likely th...

The UK has this morning been set on the path to an important victory at the European Court of Justice, after the Advocate General Niilo Jääs...

The European Commission this morning unveiled its initial proposals to regulate ‘shadow banking’ and money market funds (MMFs) – the press...

The Bundesbank , The Deutscher Aktieninstitute (DAI) , and even EU civil servants from the 11 participating countries have all warned again...

Could the UK sucessfully negotiate a trade deal with the US? Yesterday MEPs voted on a resolution to back defensive measures to exclud...

There's an old Latin saying, "If you had kept quiet, you would have remained a philosopher." Reading the Commission's de...

Yesterday saw the opening salvo of what is sure to become a heated debate over the new ‘technical standards’ for the EU’s banker bonus rul...

It’s been pretty tough to follow where countries stand on the latest proposals for the EU’s Recovery and Resolution Directive , not least be...

The Times reports today on another round of exclusive documents leaked by Open Europe, this time regarding European Commission plans to reg...

The European Commission, of course, doesn't get what the fuss is about, but some countries that are meant to participate in the much-cri...