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Election Blues in the U.S. and France November is usually a quiet month for EU affairs, allowing working groups, Parliament committees and “trilogues” between the co-legislators to make progress behind the scenes. This month, the EU institutions and...

Bill promised “within days” following Article 50 judgement In response to the Supreme Court judgement that the government must seek parliament’s approval before it can trigger Article 50, David Davis, the Secretary of State for Exiting the European...

Jude Kirton-Darling writes: In an article published last Friday by the Morning Star and Institute of Employment Rights, Professor Keith Ewing and John Hendy QC accused Labour and Social Democrat MEPs of backing a “shabby” compromise on TTIP: the Transatlantic...

Wednesday’s vote in the European Parliament might not be binding, but it is nonetheless a critically important milestone. This is because ultimately the parliament will have to say yes or no to TTIP. So setting out clear red lines will make it very difficult...

The trade deal that Canada and the EU signed in October will cause a loss of jobs and threaten to increase already high social tensions in Europe, a European Parliament committee has concluded. The Committee on Employment and Social Affairs voted against...