"Speaking with one voice" has consistently been the mantra or motto of those in favour of a single EU foreign policy. The EU Forei...

The past month’s debates in the Commons over the EU Bill have once again revived the thorny issue of the Lisbon Treaty and its abandoned twi...

Except for fishing, farming, and the euro, Norway is practically speaking already part of the EU’s inner market. The only thing it lacks i...

In regards to Egypt, institutional Europe was lacking a clear line until [French President] Nicolas Sarkozy, [German Chancellor] Angela Merk...

Europhiles have a peculiar habit of crediting "Europe" - though it's never entirely clear what the concept refers to - for ach...

In a letter to today's International Herald Tribune, Former US ambassador Alfred Kingon summarises the situation facing the euro and th...

Last night MPs debated amendments to the EU Bill to strengthen Parliament's power over the Government on decisions about which EU crime...

One proposal that keeps popping up in the debate on how to restructure the struggling Euro zone economies, is the idea that they be allowed...

Germans' trust in the EU has taken a giddy nosedive of late . A poll of German citizens, conducted by German pollsters the Allensbach In...

The Government on Friday published an annual report that reveals which, and how many, EU crime, justice and immigration laws the UK signed ...

Spot the odd one out… Buckingham Palace in London Palacio Real de Madrid, Spain Stockholms slott, Sweden, and The Louise Weiss building in S...

An interesting fact revealed by the Irish Independent has gone almost unnoticed. The newspaper reported this less than two weeks ago: The ...

The EU Bill's referendum lock is today coming before Parliament, with its different parts debated and voted on between today and Wednesd...

Lofty plans for aligning France's and Germany's economic policies are nothing new . French President Nicolas Sarkozy is particularly...

Just ask Google search... It must be said, people are cynical creatures. The eurostar is a pinnacle of European achievement and is almost al...

About this time last year, we wrote, "to bail out or not to bail out that is the question" , as Greece hovered over the abyss. A y...

Earlier today, the Government released a statement setting out what it intends to do on the Justice and Home Affairs 'opt-ins' and ...

Some more from us on the referendum lock... On Conservative Home , Open Europe chairman Lord Leach argues in favour of tweaking the EU Bill ...

Lars Feld, new economics advisor to the German government, has done something rather radical - called for a referendum on the extension of t...

The Government's EU Bill returns to Parliament next week, with MPs considering amendments to the ' referendum lock' . At the mom...

Back in October we estimated , based on leaked reports from a couple of European governments, that the EU's mismanaged Galileo project ...

The UK will soon have a new man in Brussels - Jon Cunliffe who will take over from Kim Darroch - to represent the country in the endless be...

The role of the Far East in the Eurozone's ongoing debt saga is becoming increasingly fascinating. China has reportedly bought €1.1 bil...

...apparently, a lot them. Opening a visitors centre should be a fairly simple matter one would think. But not so. The European Parliament...

Yesterday, we invited German Professor Markus Kerber to Brussels. He is the initiator of a lawsuit at the German Constitutional Court agains...

The Portuguese government is breathing a sigh of relief after today's bond auction, in which Portugal managed to sell €1.25 billion of i...

Tomorrow is set to be a big day for Portugal, as it hopes to find buyers for between €750m to €1.25bn of bonds - not a small feat. As the ma...

MPs will today vote on the first part of the EU Bill - the so-called sovereignty clause , which stipulates that EU law exists only by virtue...

1) Country X faces spiralling borrowing costs 2) EU leaders rush to say that there's nothing to worry about, but have a pop at Anglo-S...

Is Cameron facing defeat over the EU Bill tomorrow? Some have flagged up that prospect though we suspect the Bill will see it through tomo...