Official data from Office of National Statistics published this morning shows that the number of workers from Bulgaria and Romania have d...

In a new report published this morning we assess the track record of the European parliament and conclude that it has failed as an inst...

Over on his Forbes blog, Open Europe’s Raoul Ruparel asks: is there a bond bubble in peripheral Europe? The thurst of his answer is that, wh...

As we laid out in our Divided We Stand briefing, agreement among the EU 28 on how to respond to Russia's role in the Ukraine crisis i...

Our Director Mats Persson writes on his Telegraph blog: In a recent Sunday Telegraph article that received surprisingly little attention...

In our recent briefing ahead of the European elections, we estimated that anti-EU, protest and anti-establishment parties of various form...

As we noted in our Battle of Londongrad briefing , while the exposure of the City of London to Russia has been overdone, there are plenty of...

In the first IN/OUT Europe debate between Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg on 26 March, the leader of the Liberal Democrats claimed that the ...

Henri Guaino, a French MP from the centre-right UMP party and a former special advisor to President Nicolas Sarkozy, has an interesting in...

Question: What's the difference between these two opinion polls for this month's European elections? Answer: Ok, the percent...

EU finance ministers met today , with the financial transaction tax (FTT) once again topping the agenda . They were presented with a new...

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

In less than a month's time voters across the EU (that is those who decide to vote) will head to the polls to elect the new European Par...

There has been an important development brewing in the UK’s flagship case against the EU's proposed Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) . ...

Portugal this morning followed the lead set by Ireland and Greece and issued new debt for the first time since its bailout in 2011. Por...

There was an interesting poll in today’s FAZ conducted by INSA for Bild on whether Germans believe that eurozone crisis is over or not. T...

An interesting story has been developing over the past couple of weeks and has been flying under the radar somewhat, though  Alex Barker o...

In a new flash analysis out today , we look at where each EU member state stands on expanding sanctions against Russia. The summary notes:...

The Times today uses the news that Nigel Farage is to be investigated by the EU’s anti-fraud office OLAF, following a complaint from an e...

Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti may be out of Italian politics, but it's fair to say he still likes to talk - especially whe...

So, about Ukraine... Arriving in Luxembourg this morning to discuss events in Ukraine with his European counterparts, British Foreign Se...