Steven Swinford | The Telegraph | 10 Nov 2014 Britain is not prepared to remain in Europe “come what may” and Brussels needs to address people’s concerns about immigration, David Cameron has said. The Prime Minister said that “proper” controls on immigration are needed including reforms to movement within the European Union. He said that…
BBC | 8 Nov 2014 The world is on the brink of a new Cold War, and trust should be restored by dialogue with Russia, former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has said. At an event to mark the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall on Sunday, Mr Gorbachev said the West had…
Eric Margolis | 8 Nov 2014 It was also the most dangerous moment the world had faced since the 1963 Cuban missile crisis. What would the Soviet leadership do? Just graciously give way or use its huge Red Army and KGB to crush the uprisings? Interestingly, in a raw exposure of shameful historical enmity,…
Silver Doctors I 20 July 2014 By Jim Willie, GoldenJackass.com The grand stage leans East for the European players, with steps taken to the right, the weight having shifted, the messages suddenly more angry, more filled with disgust, more loaded with open confrontation. The commercial forces aligned with Russia are coming to the fore. The departure after…
Eurosceptic ‘earthquake’ rocks EU elections EU vote sees boost for right wing in France, Austria and Greece Front National wins European parliament elections in France Ukip storms European elections Hungary’s Fidesz wins European poll, Jobbik stalls Greece’s Golden Dawn to enter EU Parliament for first time Greece’s Syriza Wins EU Elections in Warning to Samaras…
Telegraph 8 Nov 2013 Britain is the major problem facing the future of the European Union and the measures it needs to take in order to survive as a bloc, a former German Chancellor has warned. Gerhard Schröder, Germany’s Social Democrat Chancellor before being beaten by Angela Merkel in 2005, blamed Britain for the financial…