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Europe

The EU must be more vocal in its criticism of Vladimir Putin

Marietje Schaake
25 October, 2014

While European governments have taken action against Russia’s violations of Ukrainian sovereignty, too little is being done about its violations of the rights and freedoms of its own population.

The row over TTIP rumbles on

Tony Burke
23 October, 2014

The row over TTIP and the inclusion of an ISDS mechanism is growing.

Cameron must not cave in to UKIP pressure at the EU climate change summit

Catherine Bearder
23 October, 2014

The argument put forward by Tory and UKIP dinosaurs is fundamentally flawed.

Integration should be the focus of immigration policy, not posturing

Jill Rutter
20 October, 2014

Poverty and job insecurity are more strongly associated with support for UKIP than migration.

Until recently the Tories said Jose Manuel Barroso’s views were ‘definitive’

James Bloodworth
20 October, 2014

When the European Commission president agrees with David Cameron his views are ‘definitive’.

Row over CETA free trade deal escalates

Tony Burke
9 October, 2014

The row between Canada and Germany over the future of the stalled CETA free trade deal rumbles on after Germany said it wanted to re-open the talks.

Why I’m fighting the anti-democratic TTIP

Keith Taylor
8 October, 2014

The role of politicians is to represent the interests of society, not corporations.

A lesson in democracy – from the European Parliament

Richard Corbett
6 October, 2014

When it comes to representative democracy, Parliament could learn a thing or two from Europe.

The Conservatives’ plan to scrap the Human Rights Act will be applauded by dictators around the world

James Bloodworth
4 October, 2014

Chris Grayling’s proposals are a calculated move to win over UKIP’s growing constituency of angry little men

The biggest threat to our human rights comes not from European judges in Strasbourg but from the Conservative party

Amy Williams
3 October, 2014

As the Kremlin looks on with glee, the Labour message must be clear: not in our name.

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