Articles tagged with: Lisbon Treaty
What can we expect from tonight’s Leaders’ Debate? Who needs to win? Who can’t afford to lose? What tactics are likely to be in play?
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In our third debate on The Vibe, Simon Stiel once again comes back to argue against the notion that class dominates in modern Britain. Given the recent back and forth politicking between David …
(c) Euro Realist Newsletter
UKIP’s new leader Lord Pearson has angered party activists after it was revealed he offered to disband the party if David Cameron would give the Conservatives a free vote on the Lisbon …
(c) Xaf
Last week, the European Union appointed a President and Foreign Minister, following the successful adoption of the Lisbon Treaty, after the Czechs ratified it earlier this month. But this is a shambles and an …
Now that the controversy surrounding the Conservative party and the Lisbon treaty has temporarily abated, it might be useful to reflect on the reasons why the Tory eurosceptics and their allies in …
(c) rockcohen
“Who do I call if I want to speak to Europe?” Ever since Henry Kissinger – I must add allegedly- famously quipped this whilst Secretary of State for the US, the EU has been …
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David Cameron has, it seems, got himself into a bit of a pickle. Following some fairly serious political miscalculations, it is now virtually impossible for the next Conservative government (estimated time of arrival: Summer …
(c) Xaf
The news this week that Czech President Václav Klaus would be dropping his opposition to the Lisbon Treaty means that the way is now clear for the Treaty to come into force. It has …
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This piece is entitled “On the Dutch” because the Netherlands have one of the lowest …
(c) a.drian
In 1948, Churchill famously described British foreign policy as three circles with Britain at their intersection. The first circles was the Commonwealth and Empire, the second the remaining English-speaking world (i.e., America) and the …
(c) World Economic Forum
With the Irish being granted their concessions and explicit guarantees of neutrality, tax and abortion law and Barros´s job as Commission President sewn up for the next 5 years, the attention has …
(c) freshwater2006
Last Sunday, a day after the free world celebrated the 65th anniversary of the defeat of Fascism, the British National Party won its first seats in the European Parliament. While the thought of Nick …
