The Franco-German axis, which for so long has defined the European Union, has taken some serious hits lately. Following the trauma of the eu...

Yesterday we published a range of different promises and reckless predictions made by politicans regarding the euro over the last 15 years...

Greek PM George Papandreou made quite an astonishing comment over the weekend regarding the charge that Greece had cooked the books in order...

The glorious weather in London today has reminded us of a story we noted last month - but have not yet had a chance to share here :-) In the...

If all the recent events weren't enough, a story in today's Guardian poses another question mark against the long-term economic pr...

In the Telegraph today, we argue: Europe is in desperate need of reform in order to become more democratic, economically dynamic and mode...

The European Parliament has today passed a resolution calling for the harmonisation of fines that member states impose on lorry drivers who ...

Things aren't looking great for the AIFM Directive . At least not from the point of view of developing countries, SMEs, European taxpay...

It has been an absolutely extraordinary week in European politics. A Con-Lib coalition government has been formed in the UK; the eurozone h...

As we detailed in our press release today – the Con-Lib coalition Government deal on Europe has some things which reform-minded people, such...

The Commission has today presented plans to tighten up budgetary supervision and oversight in an attempt to avoid a repeat of the current e...

What was inconceivable only a couple of months ago has now happened: EU leaders have agreed a massive €500 billion bailout package for e...

For all the talk now of the Lib Dems as the kingmakers, wooed by both Labour and the Tories for their 60-odd votes, it is possible to forget...

So both Gordon Brown and David Cameron have extended an offer to the Lib Dems to begin talks to see whether some sort of coalition, however ...

The dilemma thrown up by a hung parliament will obviously remain the main focus of British politics for some time. We will certainly return...

Further to our previous post , Gisela Stuart, the brilliant German-born Labour MP who sat on the Convention on the European Constitution, ha...

The European Commissioner for Trade, Karel De Gucht, is one of the more candid people in Brussels (he infamously once referred to the Dutch ...

In an interview with Le Pèlerin Magazine , Herman Van Rompuy reveals that he tried everything in his power not to become EU President. “U...

Nick Clegg didn’t exactly come across as coherent in last night’s debate between party leaders when David Cameron challenged him on the fact...

The European Commission's reaction to the Standard & Poor’s credit rating downgrade of Greece to “junk” status: “Who is Standard ...

Just a quick note on the second televised leaders' debate in the UK last week - in which something struck us about Nick Clegg's desc...

The Lib Dems' recent rise is rightly leading to closer scrutiny of the party's policies. Their support for the UK entering the euro,...

In the category “too much information”, we bring you a story from former Labour Europe Minister and über -europhile Denis MacShane. Keen as ...

With the election only two weeks away now the country has turned poll-crazy as we rate the stars, ahem, politicians with every twist and tur...