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Blackmailing the Greeks
_This article was co-authored by Patrícia Vieira and Michael Marder._ The opposition of the Eurogroup to the Greek government’s plans to
What the TTIP Debate Reveals About the EU
It is often easier to explain something by saying what it is not, rather than what it is. It should be clear
The Great TTIP Debate
The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) would secure Euro-American trade dominance. Or bring about Europe's neoliberal demise, depending on whom you ask.
The Ukrainian crisis
It all began as an internal Ukrainian crisis in November 2013, when President Viktor Yanukovych rejected a deal for greater integration with the EU. Now it has turned into a war. How will it play out?
The Migrant Crisis and Enlightenment Values
In his 1795 treatise _Eternal Peace: A Philosophical Sketch_, the German philosopher Immanuel Kant argued that all “world citizens” should have a
Britian and the undemocratic elements of the EU
Times change. I supported our continuing British membership in the Referendum of 1975, and I voted for the Single European Act in
Yanis Varoufakis and Marxism in the Eurozone
Karl Marx’s dream has come true: Europe is suffering in a long recession and some European capitals are under siege by indignant
Scotland and the pressure on Cameron
The Canongate Wall of the Scottish parliament is adorned with quotations from long-dead sons and daughters of Scotland. Among them is the
Greek elections and Syriza’s role for Europe
This would be a watershed election, even if Greece was not under the limelight. It is the first time in Greece’s postwar
Why the UK must leave the EU
Every time I'm in the chamber of the European Parliament, I have to listen to people stand up and talk about what