David Cameron has committed the UK to renegotiating its membership of the European Union if he wins a majority at the next British general election. As Andrew Duff writes, one of the key elements of this reform package will likely be to elevate the role of national parliaments in the EU’s legislative process. He argues that such a proposal should be rejected on both theoretical and practical grounds, given that the current subsidiarity early warning mechanism is already working well
This week saw the Prime Minister make a speech on Europe, followed by a letter to the President of t...
British Prime Minister David Cameron has clearly made the political assessment that he must appease ...
David Cameron has announced his intention to renegotiate Britain’s membership of the European Union ...
David Cameron has sent a letter to the President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, outlining the...
One of the reforms included in the deal negotiated by David Cameron in February was the provision of...
A draft proposal for the UK’s renegotiation of its EU membership was published on 2 February. Benjam...
The European Council summit scheduled for 18-19 February is expected to produce a deal on the UK’s r...
How far does the UK’s draft renegotiation proposal go in reforming the country’s EU membership? Paul...
David Cameron, the UK Prime Minister, has set out the priorities for the reform of the relationship ...
The UK’s proposal for a “red card procedure” for national parliaments to stop EU policy proposals wo...
In his fourth post covering the UK’s renegotiation strategies with its EU counterparts, Frank Vibert...
In his final post about the UK’s renegotiation strategies, Frank Vibert argues that the climate of p...
Six years ago today, the Treaty of Lisbon came into force, introducing an early warning system for n...
Following the Conservative Party’s victory in the UK general election, David Cameron has pledged to ...
One of the key distinctions between the 2014 European Parliament elections and previous elections ha...
This week saw the Prime Minister make a speech on Europe, followed by a letter to the President of t...
British Prime Minister David Cameron has clearly made the political assessment that he must appease ...
David Cameron has announced his intention to renegotiate Britain’s membership of the European Union ...
David Cameron has sent a letter to the President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, outlining the...
One of the reforms included in the deal negotiated by David Cameron in February was the provision of...
A draft proposal for the UK’s renegotiation of its EU membership was published on 2 February. Benjam...
The European Council summit scheduled for 18-19 February is expected to produce a deal on the UK’s r...
How far does the UK’s draft renegotiation proposal go in reforming the country’s EU membership? Paul...
David Cameron, the UK Prime Minister, has set out the priorities for the reform of the relationship ...
The UK’s proposal for a “red card procedure” for national parliaments to stop EU policy proposals wo...
In his fourth post covering the UK’s renegotiation strategies with its EU counterparts, Frank Vibert...
In his final post about the UK’s renegotiation strategies, Frank Vibert argues that the climate of p...
Six years ago today, the Treaty of Lisbon came into force, introducing an early warning system for n...
Following the Conservative Party’s victory in the UK general election, David Cameron has pledged to ...
One of the key distinctions between the 2014 European Parliament elections and previous elections ha...
This week saw the Prime Minister make a speech on Europe, followed by a letter to the President of t...
British Prime Minister David Cameron has clearly made the political assessment that he must appease ...
David Cameron has announced his intention to renegotiate Britain’s membership of the European Union ...