We the undersigned citizens and associations of the European Union petition the European Parliament as follows: Alarmed at the continuing financial instability and economic difficulties across Europe, Noting that the […]
Petition on federal union Read More »
The European Council meeting a week ago was convened with the aim of saving the euro. Agreement was reached at the meeting about a way forward for the EU, even
Three threats to the euro still remain Read More »
Peter Oborne’s campaign against the pro-Europeans took another step yesterday with his online debate with David Aaronovitch. The latter was one of the targets in his recent book “The guilty
What went wrong with the euro? Read More »
If man proposes and God disposes, it is the bond market that deposes. Two prime ministers have resigned in the past week – George Papandreou of Greece and Silvio Berlusconi
Who’s deposing whom? Read More »
It has been alarming to watch the leadership of the eurozone limp through the debt crisis affecting some of the member states, apparently as though they have no idea of
Fixing the debt crisis, the Chicago way Read More »
A paper presented last week at a conference of the world’s central bankers looked at the levels of debt in different countries and its impact on economic growth. Debt, or
Debt is a two-edged sword Read More »
The latest news about the British public finances takes me back to one of the questions asked in the Federal Union membership leaflet: “Why are the world’s poorest countries saddled
An intriguing report by the BBC earlier this week that Britain’s war debts are still being paid off, but will be cleared by the end of the year. (Read the
The war is nearly over Read More »
