By Lawrence Fullick British schoolchildren are being invited to study and compare the British and Swiss systems of government using a project pack being sent to secondary schools by the […]
Swiss federalism for Britain? Read More »
Published in The Times, 22 September 2004 By Richard Laming Sir, The hegemony of Nazi-ruled Europe was not federalist (letter, September 18) but nationalist. The Europe of the 1930s was uniting not by
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By Richard Laming Published in EUobserver, 15 July 2004 After the excitement of the European elections, the approval of the constitution text and the nomination of a candidate for president of
Sugar debate shows that EU politics returns to normal Read More »
By Richard Laming Published in the Financial Times, 3 July 2004 Sir, John Szemerey (Letters, June 26) proposes that candidates for president of the European Commission should contest the European elections,
Political parties should nominate own candidates Read More »
Debate at the AGM on 13 March 2004 introduced by Stephen Haseler It is not possible to separate the debate about European unity from the question of the transatlantic relationship.
Trans-Atlantic relations in an election year Read More »
Debate at the AGM on 13 March 2004 introduced by John Pinder Is the constitution likely to be agreed this year (or soon afterwards)? When the Federal Union committee discussed
The European constitution after the failure of the Brussels summit Read More »
By Richard Laming Published in EUobserver, 3 May 2004 It is hard to overstate the significance of the recent enlargement of the European Union. At the stroke of a pen, seventy
Fifty years in one day Read More »
By Richard Laming Published in The Observer, 2 May 2004 Giving more power for the European Parliament need not be at the expense of national parliaments (Comment, last week). What about all
By Lawrence Fullick Published in The Tablet, 1 May 2004 You rightly describe accepting the EU constitutionbas not meaning “accepting all the wilder dreams of the superstate federalists”. Most federalists are
The ties that bind Europe Read More »
By Richard Laming Published in EUobserver, 28 April 2004 The British government has just declared that it thinks that the Chinese government should allow the people of Hong Kong to
Let’s vote for the Commission president? Read More »
