Last Friday, the Parliamentary Select Committee for Communities and Local Government 's inquiry into the European Regional Development F...

In today's City AM , we argue : The jubilant chanting and cork-popping in Rome last November now looks premature. In a sensational U-t...

The IMF released a few new reports on the global economy today and a raft of new data. There is plenty of interesting stuff in there which w...

Once again the lack of clarity coming out of the Spanish government has resulted in it getting a bashing by the press over the past few d...

Dutch Finance Minister Jan Kees de Jager yesterday debated the Spanish bank bailout with MPs. Among other background documents, the Dutch fi...

Throughout the eurozone crisis, we have often highlighted the gap between the kind of ‘shock and awe’ decisions expected by financial marke...

A very technical post, so we apologise in advance, but there is an interesting debate going on regarding the ECB’s decision to cut its depo...

Open Europe won Prospect  magazine’s 'Think Tank of the Year' in the International Affairs category Tuesday night, from a shortlist ...

As the only directly elected component of the EU machine, taxpayers and citizens have a right to expect that MEPs will stand up for their ...

In today's Telegraph , we argue , During Prohibition in America, the bootleggers and Baptists found themselves in an unholy all...

As expected, yesterday's was an intense Eurogroup meeting for Spain, with several key issues on the table. Here's a summary of wha...

Today's YouGov/ Sun poll provides fascinating reading. When asked "Do you think David Cameron should or should not set out a t...

How would you feel right now if you were a government ‘swing’ voter in Greece? Following its very first meeting with the EU/IMF/ECB troi...

Following last week's EU summit, we were struck by how the ambush by France, Italy and Spain demonstrated in practice how a closely in...

The creation of an EU patent office, somewhat overshadowed by the latest twist on the eurozone crisis rollercoaster, was one positive piec...

The discontent in Germany following the decisions reached at last week's EU summit continues to grow. This morning, a coalition of 160...

Keeping track of the European bailout funds is hard enough, let alone trying to figure out when the changeover between the two largest ones,...

Bearing in mind that it is often said that someone's choice of newspapers reflects their particular political prejudices, the details ...

Today's op-ed by Alan Posener in Die Welt caught our attention as it is among one of the most positive pieces about the UK's place...

Open Europe's Christopher Howarth has written the following article for the website Conservative Home Following interventions by David...

As we expected , doubts are already arising over the package agreed at last week’s summit. In particular, Finland and the Netherlands have t...

Given that Greece lacked any real political presence at last week’s EU summit, discussions on the crisis in Athens were fairly minimal an...