Why was Spain prepared to let Russian tankers refuel on its territory?
Since 2011, Spain has let the Russians refuel at Ceuta about 60 times
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Great Repeal Bill could lead to a dubious Tory power grab
The bill may let the government change law without consulting parliament
The majority of Europeans welcome globalisation – so why do they resent the EU?
New polling undermines claim that Brexit was a vote against globalisation
Five takeaways from Theresa May’s first EU summit
Glenis Willmott, Labour’s Leader in the European Parliament, on what we learned last week
Hard Brexiteers have a curious idea about political mandates
The hard Brexit mandate is tied entirely to the claims of Remain campaigners
Dear Chancellor, the Autumn Statement must include £350m a week for the NHS
‘Anything else will be a betrayal of the wishes of the British people,’ progressive MPs claim
Both Brexiteers and the EU must take the rejection of CETA seriously
Unite’s Tony Burke reviews the collapse of negotiations between Canada and Wallonia
Brexit blues on the rise as 53 per cent expect bad economic year
Half of those polled worry about a falling pound and living standards
Theresa May’s Brexit ‘U-turn’ on MPs vote is a hostage situation, not democracy
The PM is showing contempt for parliament. MPs must take back control.
EU is ready to deliver aid to Syria, but Assad is blocking all efforts
Bombing of Aleppo calls for urgent humanitarian action – the EU is ready to help