What should the EU do now?
The UK is leaving the EU. The Schengen area is on the point of collapse. The Italian banking sector is in danger of re-sparking the
The UK is leaving the EU. The Schengen area is on the point of collapse. The Italian banking sector is in danger of re-sparking the
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The well of anger against Britain is deep within the 27 remaining nations of the European Union. If those in the Brexit camp think that
Now Britain has chosen to leave the EU, the next big question we need to address is: what shall we seek to do instead? There
“For you, Mr Cameron, the war is over.” And, realistically, for you too, Frau Merkel, Monsieur Hollande and a large cast of elitist, globalist, consensual
Two referendums in the UK achieved high turnout – the Northern Ireland Good Friday Agreement in 1998 (81%) and the vote on Scottish Independence in
As the moment of truth approaches, Whitehall, Westminster and the commentariat will be gaming both Leave and Remain. It is hardly surprising that speculation as
I’m a Europhile. I speak 5 European languages, three fluently. My grand-parents were Italian, I have lived several years of my life on the continent
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