Europe Articles

The European Union 27 are more likely to be be looking fearfully towards Russia than sadly towards Britain, writes Dina Pardijs  Following the British debate on Brexit could give one the impression that the negotiations on a European Union deal are between different...

The supreme court's article 50 ruling has changed very little – Labour must do all it can to stop a hard Brexit, writes Ivana Bartoletti There are no surprises in the supreme court ruling. And that is a good sign. Britain is a parliamentary democracy and parliament...

May should not turn her back on the option of membership of a reformed single market, writes Seema Malhotra MP Theresa May’s speech at Lancaster House last week fired the starting gun on the Brexit. In her speech, she accepted many of the recommendations of the first...

A hard Brexit would not be in the interest of London – or the country, argues Karen Buck MP People may often determine how they vote after a rational assessment of whether the party or proposal in front of them will leave them better off, but the events of 2016 acted...