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  • The European Constitution and Equality Between Women and Men

    The European Women’s Lobby   For the Articles on equality between women men, the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe offers some improvements to the current Treaties. Of course, the […]

  • Business needs ‘political union’, says European business leader

    Reported in EUobserver.com 01.06.2004 What European business needs in the long term is “political union” in the EU, according to the head of Eurochambres – an association representing over 17 […]

  • A single market requires political union

    From the Financial Times, 22 January 2003 By Don Cruickshank, chairman of the London Stock Exchange Therefore the current process of national bargaining over EU laws is unlikely to produce […]

  • European Anti-Poverty Network – analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the EU Constitutional Treaty

    April 2005 EAPN, at EU and national level, has argued in successive Treaty negotiations, for: Naming the eradication of poverty and the fight against social exclusion as Objectives of the […]

  • Green 9 – The EU’s new Constitution: Assessing the Environmental Perspective

    November 2004 Retain environmental and sustainable development objectives and the integration principle. This demand refers mainly to the objectives of environmental protection and sustainable development (I-3) and to the integration […]

  • A Human Rights Manifesto for Europe – Amnesty International

    The European Parliament should see to it that: the Charter of Fundamental Rights, currently an unenforceable political document, becomes legally binding and fully justiciable by the European Court of Justice […]

  • Why is the constitutional treaty so long and complicated?

    A very interesting seminar today on the future of the constitutional treaty. A full report will follow soon in the news section of the website, but here are some quick […]

  • Ségolène Royal on unemployment/delocalisations and institutional reform

    UNEMPLOYMENT/DELOCALISATIONS “Europe has failed to fight against unemployment, Europe has also created (social) precariousness, has not rightly reacted to delocalisations. Europe has not embodied an ideal; it has reduced itself […]

  • Ségolène Royal’s 7 points on the EU

    Seven points A Europe of peace Restart aid to the Palestinian Authority international peace conference on the Middle East improve judicial cooperation on terrorism and creation of a European prosecutors’ […]

  • Suits you

    Britain is no longer a sovereign state: it’s official. Summoned to give evidence to the United States Congress on the progress of the war in Iraq, Tony Blair jumps to […]

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