Pragmatist

Source: Byline Times Boris Johnson has always known that leaving the EU is not in the UK's interests. Now he must live with it - a...

While I hope Brexit will be stopped, I'm expecting and preparing for the worst. So, with only two months before the EU approval proce...

A key EU financial authority has asked EU regulators to be strict on UK firms seeking to escape the impact of Brexit. The concern is t...

Perhaps it's not what the European Commission intended, but its green paper on retail financial services is a great explanation of w...

A pragmatic approach to the Brexit debate is to ask whether withdrawal from the European Union would solve enough root causes of Brit...

Some sobering figures from the European Commission for single market fantasists enthusiasts (as if Greece wasn't sobering enough)....

The Society for Computers and Law was recently entertained on the topic of trust in Big Data and the Cloud , by Paul Nemitz, European Com...

The Conservative's position on Europe does appear a little screwy. A 'commitment' to reform an over-reaching, bloated bureac...

The response to the downgrade of the Eurozone bailout funds from Aaa has yielded a fascinating political response from the head of the ...

I can't understand why 'stock markets soared ' 2% on yesterday's announcement by the European Central Bank (if there real...

Image from email circulating this week - happy to provide attribution if anyone knows who created it.

Click here for the full-screen version So, they've bailed out Greece again . This time investors took shorter 'haircuts' a...

I enjoyed a great conversation with the Renegade Economist on Thursday. On the humorous side, it reminded me that: "Among the ...

I’m with the Tories on the EU treaty veto. There are just too many unanswered questions for anyone not already implicated to sign up. ...

Yesterday's speech from the European Commission President perfectly underscores Brussels' feeble grip on reality.  Now is no...

Putting harsh economic reality aside for a minute, those who've always suspected that the Euro was a political Trojan horse for ful...

I'm no Eurosceptic, but after all the dithering over the options open to the Eurozone it seems only the default option, as it were, w...

Congratulations to the Financial Times and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism on their exposé on the gross fraud, waste and ineptitude...

Not content with the dog's breakfast of European consumer and retail finance directives , the European Commission now wants to harmonise...

While we're on the lookout for new markets, reports on why Asia has taken a knock due to recent problems in the Eurozone reveal that C...