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Europe's uncertain identity

Essay by Gilles Andréani
05 February 1999

The launch of the euro is a success of historic proportions. It is also the ultimate vindication of the method first sketched out nearly fifty years ago in the Schuman memorandum.
The EU budget: An agenda for reform

Working paper by John Peet, Kitty Ussher
05 February 1999

The nastiest arguments in the European Union, as in any family, are the ones about money. Communautaire sentiment soon evaporates when prime ministers start to haggle over the budget.
Issue 4 February/March 1999

29 January 1999
Give on the rebate to gain elsewhere
External author(s): Kitty Ussher
Vision please
External author(s): Ben Hall
The end of EADC
By Charles Grant. External author(s): Alexandra Ashbourne
The myth of tax harmonisation
External author(s): Kitty Ussher
Issue 3 December/January 1998

27 November 1998
What next for Russia?
External author(s): Rodric Braithwaite
A new model of European integration
External author(s): Ben Hall
EMU must go further
External author(s): Kitty Ussher
Reshaping Europe's defence
By Charles Grant
Issue 9 December/January 1999

27 November 1998
The treaties need radical reform
By Charles Grant
Pooling forces
External author(s): Tim Garden, John Roper
Transatlantic tensions
By Charles Grant
Europe's new economy
External author(s): Charles Leadbeater, Kitty Ussher
Can Britain lead in Europe?

Report by Charles Grant
02 October 1998

Britain should join France and Germany in forming a triple alliance to lead the European Union, suggested Gerhard Schröder, the German Social Democrats' candidate for Chancellor, in April 1998.
Issue 2 October/November 1998

25 September 1998
A new model of European integration
External author(s): Ben Hall
Elect the Commission
By Charles Grant
Transparency is no panacea?
External author(s): Maurice Fraser
Will EMU lead to political union?
External author(s): Ed Smith
Turkey and the European Union

Report by David Barchard
03 July 1998

Relations between Turkey and the European Union have seldom been worse. Unless they improve, this strategically-crucial country may turn its back on Europe. David Barchard calls on the EU to give firmer assurances that Turkey is eligible for membership.

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Division and indecision over Syria

By Rem Korteweg

The Syrian crisis has split Europe and the US. They should push for a common Security Council position, but an ambiguous resolution may lead to military action and further division.

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Give on the rebate to gain elsewhere

Vision please

The end of EADC

The myth of tax harmonisation

What next for Russia?

A new model of European integration

EMU must go further

Reshaping Europe's defence

The treaties need radical reform

Pooling forces

Transatlantic tensions

Europe's new economy

A new model of European integration

Elect the Commission

Transparency is no panacea?

Will EMU lead to political union?

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