Greece’s Fiscal Crisis: Some Distance Yet to Run
Dermot Hodson
The risk of Grexit – Greek exit from the euro area – has diminished after a summer of dramatic political developments, writes Derm…
Category: Economy
The Netherlands: An Unexpectedly Turbulent EU Presidency
David Bokhorst
Despite hopes for a low-keyed EU presidency next year, the Netherlands will find itself coordinating Council business on the m…
Let’s Talk Business: The Economic Impact of Brexit
Mechthild Herzog
In-Depth Analysis
The debate on the UK’s membership of the EU has been ongoing for months, with the renegotiation and referen…
France: Great Britain Should Remain in the EU, But Not at all Costs
Christian Lequesne
The speech and letter from David Cameron setting out terms for the renegotiation of the UK’s EU membership are the start of t…
Cameron’s EU Renegotiation: A Strategy Lacking a Vision
Drew Scott
The UK Prime Minister’s speech and letter today have outlined the general parameters for the renegotiation of the UK’s membership o…
Reaction: The UK’s EU Renegotiation Demands
Laura Cram · Owen Kelly · Niamh Nic Shuibhne · Eleanor Spaventa · Tobias Lock · Michael Keating
Expert Reaction
Today, UK Prime Minister David Ca…
Scotland’s Alcohol Minimum Pricing: First Encounter with EU Law
Arianna Andreangeli
In-Depth Analysis
In this special extended article, Arianna Andreangeli analyses the opinion of the Advocate General i…
The EU-Russia Gas Trade: A Case of Mutual Dependence
Marco Siddi
The deterioration in EU-Russia relations as a result of the crisis in Ukraine has strained the EU-Russia energy partnership, writ…
A Future Uncertain: Why Brexit Would Leave Scotland More Dependent on Westminster
Andrew Glencross
If the UK votes to the leave the EU, it will most likely establish a Swiss-style trade relationship to replace EU membership, w…
VAT and Small Business: To the Heart of European Tax Policy?
Luca Cerioni
In-Depth Analysis
In this extended article, Luca Cerioni situates the debate on VAT in digital services and small business in the …