Articles tagged with: EU
Today marks a 100 days since the coalition government came to power. Hannah Rich looks back at some of the major events in this landmark period.
The US has had a tumultuous past with the issue of climate change. What effect has this had on America’s relationship with Europe?
The political economy of exchange rates and what it means for the dollar and the euro
David Cameron has urged France and Germany to allow Turkey to gain membership of the European Union. However, the PM has had a rocky relationship with Europe. Are his current actions sending a muddled message to both the coalition government and the public?
Why are Europe and America taking different measures towards their economies, and just how different are they?
The capture of 11 Russian ‘spies’ in suburban America would indicate a continuing of Cold War-era espionage. However, the softness of the claims being made suggests there is little deception involved.
China signs a compassionate and historic trade deal with Taiwan after sixty years of dispute.
With England’s dramatic loss at the World Cup and it’s unanimous coverage in the press, why is so much emphasis placed on football?
China’s relentless search for resource is in effect “raping” Africa, a Zambian economist alleges.
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It’s a funny old game. A game of two halves. It can leave you sick as a parrot or feeling over the moon. Even if you don’t have any interest in it at all, …
The goal is to create a society where work is central to life and the difference in how much you earn working and could earn on welfare is irrelevant.
