Based on an talk by Stephen Haseler at the AGM of Federal Union, 11 March 2006 There are three possible ways forward for the European Union in the wake of […]
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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.
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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.
