Report from the AGM, 22 March 2003 Stephen Haseler: Re-thinking NATO – a European declaration of independence The acute crisis in the Atlantic Alliance over Iraq that burst upon the […]
Common foreign and security policy: pipedream or urgent necessity? Read More »
Report from the AGM, 22 March 2003 Jeremy Hargreaves: What’s wrong with politics? What would a federal Europe look like? Too often we talk as if it’s something somewhere ‘over
The European constitutional convention: how far towards federalism? Read More »
By Brendan Donnelly At the end of last year, I was offered the post of Director of the Federal Trust, an offer I immediately accepted. Most of my friends were
The future’s federal Read More »
By John Stevens First published in the Financial Times – 19 February 2003 Sir, The Spanish foreign minister (“EU divisions over Iraq can be mended”, February 17) justifies her government’s
EU points the way forward Read More »
By Professor Stephen Haseler First published in the Financial Times – 14 February 2003 Sir, I read with mounting disbelief the view of your normally sensible columnist Philip Stephens (“Learning
Nucleus of a European foreign policy Read More »
Letter published in The Guardian, Thursday 18 July 2002 Most concepts of democratic accountability include answering before a parliament representing the citizens. There is no such role within the IMF,
Why the IMF remains undemocratic Read More »
From the Western Morning News, 9 July 2002 I must say that I am appalled by MP Kate Hoey’s comments regarding the inclusion of Adolf Hitler in the NO campaign
Use of Hitler in video is misplaced Read More »
Report from the AGM, 11 May 2002 David Millar opened his introduction by saying he would refer only to Whitehall and not Westminster: MPs are not powerful enough to be
Report from the AGM, 11 May 2002 Terry Bishop set out to answer the question of why Europe was better placed than the United States to understand the Middle East.
Report from the AGM, 11 May 2002 Brendan Donnelly opened the debate by saying that, in the national interest, Britain should join the euro as soon as possible. That did
