David Cameron is failing to advance Britain’s interests on the EU stage
The prime minister has been too preoccupied with keeping his backbenchers happy to truly focus on reform
The prime minister has been too preoccupied with keeping his backbenchers happy to truly focus on reform
Unlucky Greece has ‘got on the nerves’ of the finance ministers
The EU’s austerity measures were never about helping ordinary Greeks
By openly ignoring the demands of a member state the EU has presented a gift to its sceptics
European institutions are fully aware that Greece cannot pay these debts.
Brussels’ focus on this side of Europe is drifting
Cameron’s call for a ‘more open’ Europe is contradicted by demands for special treatment for the UK
The call follows a raft of recent reports highlighting inequality as a threat to the global economy.
The Eurozone has returned to growth, but it is still suffering from serious internal problems and needs significant reforms.
So much for the recession being made in the Eurozone. The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that net trade is down and the largest fall in exports is to non-EU countries.