Message from the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in London: We want to hear from you. This new year marks the beginning of a new relationship between the UK and Germany. There are challenges… Read More »
Turkey and EU
As the Turkish government renews its interest in enhancing its relations with the EU, European Movement International compares articles from Germany, Greece, Spain and France on the latest developments between… Read More »
EU-US relations redux
“The Council reaffirms the strategic importance of the European Union’s partnership with the United States of America as the world’s foremost and closest relationship, rooted in shared values and common interests, cultural and historic ties, as well as geopolitical reality. ” Goodbye fake “special relationship”…… Read More »
Women of Europe
Brussels, 02.12.20: In a ceremony held this evening, Sviatlana Tikhanovskaya was awarded the Woman of Europe Award in the Woman in Power category. The awards ceremony, the fifth annual Women of Europe Awards,… Read More »
Why Biden will be good for Europe
Another nightmare for Johnson: President-elect Joe Biden is a firm believer in the EU, dislikes Brexit and will be good for Europe on several counts, reports Vanessa Glynn… Read More »
Stark choices for US – and Europe
“Even with a Biden victory, Europe needs to become a more equal and mature partner to ensure that the transatlantic relationship will continue to deliver for both sides,” says David O’Sullivan, ex-EU ambassador and Commission secretary-general… Read More »
A Swiss model for Scotland?
Switzerland has often figured in the debate on Brexit, and although there are many differences between its political and economic situation and ours, Switzerland’s relations with the EU offer an interesting point of comparison for Britain, particularly at a moment when we are negotiating our future relationship with the EU, while the Swiss are debating the new ‘framework agreement’ which they have negotiated with the EU.… Read More »
EU Pact on Migration and Asylum
EMI: “The upcoming launch of the European Commission’s new Pact on Migration and Asylum offers a timely opportunity to put in place a truly common European immigration and asylum policy that provides a European response to this challenge, while making the protection of fundamental human rights a priority, as European migration policy should be built on the principle of solidarity and the fair sharing of responsibility.”… Read More »