Curtains up on the Syrian civil war: the EU is watching from the gallery
Brussels appears unable to step into the breach, feeling its job is to sort out the immigration crisis but not much else
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David Cameron’s refugee response would appal past Tory prime ministers
Edward Heath admitted 27,000 Ugandan Asians , Thatcher admitted 24,500 Vietnamese refugees and John Major took in 4,000 Bosnians. Cameron has taken 200 Syrians.
How Europe is dealing with the migrant crisis – and how it could do better
Europe’s aid and trade policies need to be coherent with the aims of migration policy
Calais: No fence is impermeable – only shared EU responsibility will end the migrant crisis
A reformed EU must instil greater solidarity among its members
Comment: Has the Troika destroyed Greece?
Pensioners outside banks, a spike in suicide rates – why on earth would any country want to stay part of an EU that allows this?
What should a reformed Europe actually look like?
Leftists must fight Brexit with a progressive Plan B, or risk becoming dupes of the neoliberal right
Only by staying in the EU will we make our voices heard
Now is not the time to pull up the drawbridge on the European Union
TTIP in the EU: Rejecting democracy at every turn
Given the balance of powers in the European parliament, it’s likely the new amendment will be both tabled and passed
Europe: Will Cameron put national interest before ideological prejudice?
Cameron’s call for a ‘more open’ Europe is contradicted by demands for special treatment for the UK
Leaders unite to warn Cameron they will resist his EU plans
Devolved nations pledge to oppose ‘regressive’ repeal of the Human Rights Act