As the EU moves right, how long can Labour remain remainer?
The rightward turn at Brussels could engender a rebirth of the Bennite Euroscepticism that once dominated Labour’s posture towards the EU.
The rightward turn at Brussels could engender a rebirth of the Bennite Euroscepticism that once dominated Labour’s posture towards the EU.
A return to growth is good news. But Europe won’t come close to matching America’s growth performance over the next decade.
The “ever closer integration” plan, at the heart of the European project, is unlikely to survive.
The former Prime Minister of Italy made waves with his recent speech calling for radical change in order to compete with China and the US.
Even in Britain, where the notion of conscription has always been particularly unpopular, the “c-word” is beginning to be whispered.
A lack of control – seeping feeling of powerlessness and annoyance at what cannot be fixed – is a major factor powering populism.
The EU Chief has announced a major concession to the bloc’s farmers.
It is time for the continent to wake up to the very real threat of a “dormant NATO”.
The Hungarian PM’s obstinacy is worrying EU members.
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