European Union

Why Reeves would do best to bank on Bailey

The chancellor needs to work in partnership with the Bank of England to encourage growth

Reeves’s taxing problems can be fixed by a customs union

There is a lever the chancellor can pull to galvanise economic growth. Will she?

Starmer’s diplomacy earns global respect, but not at home

While foreign leaders warm to a steady, pragmatic prime minister, voters at home are waiting to be impressed

Greece is on the path to fiscal order, but graft accusations dim its future

A decade after avoiding ‘Grexit’, progress is being made, says finance minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis

After thousands flout his Pride ban, Orbán faces threats to his leadership from all sides

The largest protest in Budapest since the fall of the communism has left Hungary’s prime minister on perilous ground

Alan Johnson: ‘Let’s forget the culture war over Europe’

The Labour PM didn’t turn the first referendum into a matter of identity. He presented it as a question of national interest – and that’s what we need now

Will Hutton: America is dragging us down, let’s grab the EU lifeline

When the US economy falters, ours follows. It’s time to stop tripping over Trump’s coat-tails

UK defence industry setting its sights on EU cash

With US support for Nato waning, British arms companies are anticipating money from Europe’s soaring military budgets

Opinion: All roads from Brexit stagnation lead to Europe

Rejoining the single market and customs union is key to lifting us from the economic doldrums

Britain’s way back to Europe

How a defence pact could be the antidote to Brexit