Don’t buy UKIP’s hypocrisy on TTIP
UKIP are not opposed to the deal’s content, they only wish they’d thought of it themselves
European Union
Moody’s: Tory EU exit bigger risk to credit rating than election uncertainty
The prospect of Britain leaving the European Union is a bigger threat to the UK economy than uncertainty over the General Election, according to the respected agency
POLL: Should Britain hold an in/out EU referendum?
Former Labour prime minister Tony Blair returned to the fold this week. Or to be more specific, he returned to warn that the Conservative promise of an in/our EU referendum was a sop to UKIP that risked unleashing economictest
Why we must put the new Public Procurement Regulations on hold
By rushing through the new rules, the government are missing an opportunity to create a more socially responsible procurement regime
Miliband’s measures for tax avoidance beat Cameron’s empty promises
Miliband’s announcements have placed Britain firmly in the lead within EU debates about how to tackle tax avoidance
Comment: What the British left can learn from Greece
What’s good for the European project is not always good for the people of Europe
Syriza: The Greek left has triumphed. So what next?
Tsipras won’t get everything he wants but probably enough to paint it as a victory for beleaguered Greeks
Just how close are we to Brexit?
David Cameron can have a united Conservative Party or he can keep Britain in the EU. He will struggle to have both.
Strange times in French politics
With youth unemployment running at 24 per cent, it is unsurprising that people are being attracted to fringe ideologies which offer simplistic solutions.
Seeing off Brexit by changing the Treaty of Rome into a Treaty of Home
The only way to see off anti-EU and extreme right-wing parties is to start a debate about a radical new direction for Europe.