The first 2 days of the December summit have passed and I’ve put together a lengthy analysis with news and comments on the current developments in Brussels so far – the renegotiation, Border and Coast guard and other European politics.
Over the past year, the rising tide of anti-establishmentism has posed itself as a major threat to Europe’s moderate, centrist establishment parties. Can this tide be countered, and can the European centre truly satisfy the demands of the people? Do they even want to? The establishment will have to answer these questions themselves if they want to remain in power.
My take on the reaction to the Paris terror attacks, and how Europe should move forward
Foreign powers are seriously putting up a fight – including strong-arming Britain in this case – to the keep the country a part of the EU. Is that the right way to go about this campaign?
Eurozone austerity has been for many nations the key battle ground over their debate on the EU. It’s time we all realised a different course in required to make real change.
People have a certain perception of the EU that is far divorced from what the EU actually is.
