30 years later: is the EU becoming too narrow for Spain?
Perhaps Europe is becoming too small for Spain and other European countries including Germany. By becoming more global they are becoming less European.
Perhaps Europe is becoming too small for Spain and other European countries including Germany. By becoming more global they are becoming less European.
David Cameron wants a looser EU and powers to be repatriated from Brussels the next time the treaties are reformed. He is not alone in wanting that.
The term Chinamerica began to be applied as the description of a new reality that had emerged over the previous decade, linking China and Latin America.
The TTIP was set off with great enthusiasm, but the momentum in now slowing down. Now the hope is to conclude it by early next year
Brexit and break-up will be very much at centre-stage in the United Kingdom over the next legislature.
If there is no Google in Europe it is because the EU and its Member States have failed to back up the idea.
Latin America have taken advantage of the economic growth of recent years but this have not been exploited sufficiently to implement reforms and invest for the future.
The Obama Doctrine means diplomacy first, but backed up by force, whether economic or military, and with US national (global) interests in mind.
The 7 May elections in the UK are not mainly about Europe. The possibility of the UK’s exit, a Brexit, has caused much concern to Europe’s governments.
Although the US will have to exercise a large degree of brinkmanship between Iran and Saudi Arabia, a realignment is taking place in the region.
Beijing is a magnet for Europeans, who are scrambling over its evident attractions. There is no European strategy towards China.
Following Benjamin Netanyahu's electoral victory, the idea of Palestine as a state does indeed look unlikely.