Can a British prince offer a way out of the Balkans stalemate?
Denis MacShane
Denis MacShane is a Contributing Editor at The Globalist. He was the UK's Minister for Europe from 2002 to 2005 — and is the author of “Brexiternity. The Uncertain Fate of Britain” published by IB Tauris-Bloomsbury, London, October 2019. Follow him @DenisMacShane
Europe’s New Crisis: Ungovernability
Returning to the spirit of the 1930s is not a program for government.
Make or Break Week for Brexit and David Cameron
David Cameron will get a form of words from Brussels this week. But will it be enough?
Brexit: A Sound Deal for Cameron?
Brussels delivers some of what Cameron wants. But is it enough to defeat Brexit?
Cameron’s Annus Horribilis
The choices of Britain’s Prime Minister will weigh heavily on the future of Europe.
Paris: Portrait of a City in Green and Brown
Marine Le Pen’s inexorable rise augurs poorly for France and Europe.
David Cameron on Europe: The Implicit and Explicit Messages
Cameron’s speech implies recasting how the UK interacts with the EU.
Angela Merkel and the 10-Year Rule
If there is an iron law of European politics, it is for leaders to get out at the top as the ten-year rule completes its cycle.
The “Keep Britain in Europe” Campaign Starts
StrongerIn, the campaign to stop Brexit, is off to a good start. But can it last?
Stephan Richter discusses Brexit on Germany's ARD-Presseclub (April 14, 2019)
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