Clegg, Cameron, And Europe: The Big Kerfuffle
What a kerfuffle, eh? The press do love a bit of a fight. Most journalism is about disagreement, difference and dissent. It creates drama and drives a story. In general, […]
Tag Archives: European Union
A Belated Posting
Moving house, a bout of flu – actual flu, not the man-flu variety – lack of wi-fi, a family funeral, a busy couple of weeks at work, and a hectic […]
More Carrot, Less Stick
I’m not entirely comfortable with the big beasts’ handling of the Eurozone crisis in Athens. According to Greek Prime Minister (at the time of writing, at least!), Angela Merkel […]
Eurozone: Return Of The Visigoths
Reading the newspapers this morning, you might get the impression that the European monetary crisis had somehow been resolved by the standard overnight marathon meeting of the Union’s financial ministers. […]
Cameron’s Euro-Headache
Sometimes in life, it’s nice to know that some things just don’t change. I know, for instance, that there’s always a bed for me at my mum’s house. I know […]
The Teetering Eurozone
I wrote yesterday of the impending bailout of Ireland by the EU, and some of the implications. Since inception of the Euro, in 2000, we have had a relatively smooth ride in […]
Cameron’s Coming Headache
While we political geeks interested observers were watching Woolas, Cameron’s vanity staff, and the other comings and goings of the last week, another headache – and potentially a big one – […]
