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British Secretary Says U.K. Must Be Prepared for EU Exit
November 19, 2014
U.K. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond argues that in order to secure the best deal of repatriated powers with other EU member states, the British Government must be prepared to leave the EU in case negotiations are unsuccessful.
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Adebahr: Expand EU to All European Countries
November 19, 2014
Cornelius Adebahr of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace has published an article arguing for extending membership in the European Union to all European countries, with countries choosing different levels of adherence to EU regulation and oversight.
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European Arrest Warrant Opponents File Legal Action
November 12, 2014
The Independent reports that following the U.K. Government's sidestepping of a vote on the European Arrest Warrant, which facilitates the deportation of alleged criminals to other EU countries, opponents have filed an action with the High Court seeking an injunction against adoption of the warrant.
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ECJ Upholds Restriction on Social Benefits to Migrants
November 12, 2014
The Court of Justice of the EU has issued a decision upholding a German law restricting a Romanian immigrant from accessing unemployment benefits when she made no effort to find a job, prompting some to interpret the ruling as an affirmation of national policies limiting migrants' access to social benefits.
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EU Commission President Faces Pressure over Tax Deals
November 12, 2014
President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker is facing intense criticism over the inconsistency between EU attempts to harmonize tax policy in the bloc and the Luxembourg Government's negotiation of special corporate tax deals while Juncker was Prime Minister.
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