Posts Tagged: European Union

Wolfgang Schauble, Mr President?

The German finance minister, speaking at St Antony’s College, Oxford, sought to rally the faithful to reach the post-crisis promised land by preaching a new vision of Europe. Although some way behind the forceful style of Poland’s Radek Sikorski (whom

Wolfgang Schauble, Mr President?

The German finance minister, speaking at St Antony’s College, Oxford, sought to rally the faithful to reach the post-crisis promised land by preaching a new vision of Europe. Although some way behind the forceful style of Poland’s Radek Sikorski (whom

The Prizewinner

The Nobel Peace Prize Committee, a collection of Norwegian worthies, has awarded the 2012 prize to the European Union for its role in deepening integration between states who spent hundreds of years at war with each other. There are times

The Prizewinner

The Nobel Peace Prize Committee, a collection of Norwegian worthies, has awarded the 2012 prize to the European Union for its role in deepening integration between states who spent hundreds of years at war with each other. There are times

Poland’s Vision for the Euro

Well worth reading – and reflecting on – Polish FM Radek Sikorski's speech in Berlin yesterday. http://t.co/Irjnz4UF — Carl Bildt (@carlbildt) November 29, 2011 Radek Sikorkski’s speech in Berlin on European integration yesterday was too good to go unmentioned, even

Poland’s Vision for the Euro

Well worth reading – and reflecting on – Polish FM Radek Sikorski's speech in Berlin yesterday. http://t.co/Irjnz4UF — Carl Bildt (@carlbildt) November 29, 2011 Radek Sikorkski’s speech in Berlin on European integration yesterday was too good to go unmentioned, even

Central Europe: A Forgotten Ally for Britain

When David Cameron was undiplomatically told, in comments that were crafted to be reported, to butt out of negotiations over the Eurozone by Nicholas Sarkozy, both he and the French President would have been pleased by the impression given to

Central Europe: A Forgotten Ally for Britain

When David Cameron was undiplomatically told, in comments that were crafted to be reported, to butt out of negotiations over the Eurozone by Nicholas Sarkozy, both he and the French President would have been pleased by the impression given to