Daily Mail columnist Quentin Letts has published a list of the “50 people who buggered up Britain”, complaining about various aspects of modern life and the way things have changed. […]
Britain: where did it all go wrong? Read More »
There has been some debate in the media this week about the significance of statements by leading Liberal Democrats about their policy on joining the euro. Does this mean they
The timing of the euro Read More »
By Richard Laming In the discussion about the future government of Europe, I want to offer a few remarks not on what the EU should do, but on what it
Which government for Europe? Some reflections on the idea of limited government Read More »
The recent war in Georgia has shocked and frightened all of Europe. Thankfully, it is coming to a halt, but whether that halt will prove temporary or permanent is beyond
Should Georgia join Nato? Read More »
The phenomenon of the tragedy of the commons is well-known: a resource common to all is over-exploited to the disbenefit of all because there is no means of restraining individuals
The case against unanimity Read More »
Thoughts this summer are turning to how to continue with the Lisbon treaty or, alternatively, how to continue without it. A reader of this blog suggests that the proposal for
After Lisbon, a coalition of the willing Read More »
It is sometimes suggested that the Lisbon treaty should go ahead on the basis of only 26 ratifications, without Ireland, after the result of the referendum last week. Looking at
Can the treaty proceed without Ireland? Read More »
Federal Union Manifesto This manifesto is designed to mobilize committed Europeans to campaign for an effective and more democratic European Union and one that exercises its full potential in world
For an effective and more democratic European Union Read More »
The House of Lords European Union Committee issued a report entitled “The Treaty of Lisbon: an impact assessment”. Federal Union submitted written evidence to the Committee which you can read here.
The Treaty of Lisbon: an impact assessment Read More »
The House of Commons will be debating this week the call for a referendum on the Lisbon treaty. There are two questions at stake, even if the Speaker in his
Should there be a referendum on Europe and, if so, on what question? Read More »
