The dust is now settling after the referendum in the UK earlier this month on changing the electoral system. The result, on a 41 percent turnout, was 68 percent in […]
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Federal Union’s AGM and annual conference was held in London on Saturday 19 March 2011. The morning session looked at the future of the eurozone and Britain’s possible role. John
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By John Palmer There are two seemingly very different conclusions to be drawn from the latest European Union summit meetings designed to tackle the growing crisis within the eurozone. The
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It is now over two weeks since we have had a change of government here and in the meantime a special meeting of eurozone leaders has taken place to discuss
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The Federal Trust has published a briefing on the EU bill, which you can read here: http://www.fedtrust.co.uk/admin/uploads/EU_Bill_Briefing.pdf
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We regret to report the passing of Charlotte Waterlow, a long-standing activist in the World Federalist Movement and the United Nations Association. You can read an appreciation of her life
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By Patrick Mc Nally I thought that you might be interested on the impact that Europe is having on the current election here in Ireland. The eurozone crisis has awakened
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By Lucio Levi After the fall of the fascist regimes in Mediterranean Europe, in Latin America and in Asia and after the fall of the communist regimes in the big
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Writing on the website Public Service Europe, Richard Laming said: “When thinking about the modern-day European Union, it is not enough just to think about the institutions in Brussels or
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Letter published in the Financial Times, 17 January 2011 Sir, The eurosceptic critics of the European Union bill, complaining it does not go far enough to restrain judicial activism (“Tory
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