By Richard Laming Based on a speech given at the Europa-Haus-Marienberg seminar, “The future of the European Union”, 19-22 June 2003. Thank you for inviting me here today. It is […]
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By John Williams A review of “Paradise and power: America and Europe in the new world order”, by Robert Kagan (Atlantic Books, 2003 £10) Most reviews of Robert Kagan’s brief
Seeking wish fulfilment Read More »
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 »
The European Commission should take a lead in formulating European foreign policy The functions of the High Representative on Foreign Policy should be taken over by a Vice-President of the
Europe needs a powerful voice in the world 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 »
By John Williams The immediate unavoidable question of European politics, namely: What does the European Union constitutionally require to assert Europe’s international identity? The answers to this question crystallise what
Asserting federalist Europe internationally Read More »
By Sir Timothy Garden The nature of US power US foreign policy is about promoting the interests of the United States; but this is true for most nations. Yet
Time to choose? European foreign and security policy Read More »
“For the Union of tomorrow, we need to find new solutions that take proper account of experience gained. In trade for instance, the Union already speaks with a single voice
Message to Europa-Union Deutschland Congress, 16-17 November 2001, Fulda Dear Friends, Your Congress meets at an important time for Europe and at an important time for the federalist movement. The European
British cooking has never been so popular Read More »
John Williams’s thesis of an irreconcilable conflict of interest between the USA and Europe is powerfully stated. His conclusion that Europe needs a security tax to confront US pressure is
Europe and America: a reply to John Williams Read More »
