Over on Conservative Home we highlight that this weekend's (and now next week's as well) EU summit is important for the UK and not ...

In today's City AM we argue against the possible use of the EFSF to insure sovereign debt. here is the full piece: As eurozone leaders g...

We have already reported on the EU's ill-fated attempt to conquer the final frontier a number of times. But the big day has finally arri...

No, unfortunately we don't have some secret inside info which you could trade on and make bundles of money (not that we're willing t...

The window of opportunity for stabilising, or even saving, the eurozone is closing quickly. As EU leaders gear up for a series of key meetin...

Compare and contrast these headlines: Guardian : France and Germany ready to agree €2 trillion rescue fund FT Deutschland : Schäuble ready t...

BBC Radio 4 last night featured quite an interesting debate about 'euroscepticism' across the political spectrum, and in the Conserv...

There's an interesting article in FT Deutschland today, highlighting a survey of ECB staff. According to a survey conducted by the ECB...

Speaking on Andrew Marr 's show yesterday, William Hague repeated his view that there is no "immediate prospect" of repatriati...

In less than an hour, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi will face a vote of confidence in the lower house of the Italian parliament....

In today's Wall Street journal , we look at Tuesday's vote in Slovakia - here's the full piece: Richard Sulik has emerged as B...

...Slovakian MPs would be up to their eyes in them. The Slovakian EFSF vote has provided us with plenty of action over the past few days, w...

In a speech in the European Parliament today, Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso noted that the "Future of single currency depen...

As expected, it now looks as if parties in the Slovakian parliament have come to an agreement over the ratification of the EFSF. The opposit...

We've been here several times before, and we know that big surprises are always around the corner with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Ber...

Following Sunday’s parliamentary elections in Poland, the governing centre-right coalition composed of Donald Tusk’s Civic Platform (PO) and...

A story bordering on the surreal from Greek newspaper Ta Nea yesterday . Apparently, the Greek financial police (SDOE) are investigating 77...

Yesterday's Handelsblatt featured a story on how an " Eastern European Tea Party " is brewing, as Slovakia's Freedom and ...

Over on the FT A-list , we've got a response to a piece by Jim O'Neill, who argues in favour of a Greek restructuring and bank recap...

In an interview with today's FT , David Cameron calls on eurozone leaders to take a "big bazooka" approach to the euro crisis...

This isn't going to boost European taxpayers' support for the Greek bailouts ... Dutch media reports that though Greece struggles w...

Though the markets did rebound today, off the back of yesterday's announcement from the ECB that it will extend its unlimited liquidity...

In our post last week, we set out the current state of play regarding the ratification of the expansion of the EFSF by the 17 eurozone’s me...

The blog has been a bit quiet for a few days because the Open Europe team have been busy in Manchester at the Tory party conference. However...

Over at Open Europe, we admit to be poring over EU-related polls from the German-speaking world, like a German Commission offical over the G...

The European Commission just made it a lot more difficult to defend free movement in Europe. Free movement and open borders (two separate bu...