There seems to be some continuing confusion over David Cameron’s demands at last week’s EU summit, specifically in reference to their impact...

There has been a lot of speculation and a fair few misconceptions about what Cameron asked for at the EU summit - we addressed many of them ...

We've got a piece in City AM today, assessing what the EU summit conclusions really mean for the UK financial services sector. Despite ...

Over on the Spectator's Coffee House blog , we set out ten myths about Cameron's veto . This is the post: The EU veto that Cameron p...

Earlier this week (although so much as happened it feels a lot longer than that) we scored Merkel and Sarkozy ’s pre -summit meeting in whi...

At least that was how it was being seen beforehand. Unfortunately, in the aftermath it seems to have fallen short of expectations (although ...

So, following the news this morning that the eurozone plus six more countries want to go ahead with their own treaty, where are we? David Ca...

Much has been said about David Cameron ’s thinly veiled threat to veto Treaty change at 27 if he is unable to obtain satisfactory safeguard...

As has been repeated, and repeated again, in the UK media over the last few days, David Cameron isn't in the easiest spot as he attempts...

It’s been a whirlwind entrance for Mario Draghi as ECB President and today’s meeting of the Governing Council was seemingly no exception. Th...

This is a sign of the times. In an interview with EUobserver, Turkey's permanent representative to the EU, Selim Kuneralp, made some in...

In a letter to the Telegraph today 30 MPs and Lords back Open Europe’s recommendations that David Cameron seek, at the very least, a new S...

It’s been another busy day in the eurozone crisis, with European Council President Herman van Rompuy putting out his report on the prospects...

This week has seen the mandatory flare-up over the question of an EU referendum, following a remark by Ian Duncan Smith that any major EU T...

Today's meeting between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy is over and they have announced their propo...

The new Italian government has been in office for less than 20 days. That must have seemed an eternity given the record interest rates Italy...

The perpetual rolling meetings which have characterised this eurozone crisis look to be reaching a head this week. The EU summit which kicks...

This is the third time the prospect of the ECB lending to the IMF has been brought up as a potential solution to the eurozone crisis. As su...

The day after French President Nicolas Sarkozy's keynote speech (available here ) on the state of French economy and the future of the e...