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June 20, 2016 by Dennis Kefalakos Leave a Remark
The assassination of Jo Cox, the Labour Party MP who actively and candidly campaigned for Britain to stay in the European Union, can change the balance in between the ‘stay’ and the ‘leave’ vote in Thursday’s referendum. Experts are getting that the murder of a solid and pleasant advocate of ‘stay’ may reverse the unforeseen conditioning of […] Submitted Under: EUGlobe, Policy Tagged With: 1 trillion dollars, 12 billion euros measures, 23 June 2016, Brexit, Britain, Brussels, EU, EU Referendum, EU Referendum viewpoint survey, Germany, Jo Cox, Jo Cox Murder, referendum, Remain Task, UK, UK referendum
June 17, 2016 by JADE Leave a Remark
This article was entirely written for the Sting by Mr Vincent Daher, recently chosen Vice-President of JADE, European Confederation of Junior Enterprises. The business and monetary power of the United Kingdom, which stays among the 3 monetary engines of the Union behind the Franco-German tandem, advantages the whole financial zone. The consequences of a potential […] Submitted Under: JADE Insights, Policy, Politics Tagged With: Brexit, EU, European Confederation of Junior Enterprises, European Sting, European Youth, JADE, Vincent Daher
June 15, 2016 by Chris Anyfantis Leave a Remark
The time has in fact come and the British people will have to take the faith of their country in their own hands. In simply over a week they will select whether they want to stay or leave the European Union with the remainder of the world to wait the outcome with excellent tension and stress and anxiety. There have actually been […] Sent Under: Policy, Politics, Regional Tagged With: Brexit, Donald Tusk, ECB, EU, Europe, financial markets volatility, Leave job, Mario Draghi, Martin Schulz, Remain Project, sterling, UK, UK referendum, Uncertain people
June 13, 2016 by Dennis Kefalakos Leave a Comment
Foreign leaders, countries, global bodies and significant world entities of any kind are supporting the ‘remain’ choice for Britain ahead of 23 June referendum, about the country’s position in or out of the European Union. The American President Barack Obama and the Chinese and the Indian governments have particularly supported the ‘stay’ choice, to mention […] Sent Under: EUGlobe, Policy Tagged With: ‘stay’, 23 June, banks, Berlin, Boris Johnson, Brexit, Britain, Brussels, Conservatives, David Cameron, financial community, France, GBP, George Osborn, Germany, Labour Party, Leave, London, markets, Nigel Farage, Paris, referendum, Sarah Wollaston, Tories, UK
May 18, 2016 by Chris Anyfantis Leave a Remark
Recently Boris Johnson likened the EU to Adolf Hitler’s strategies relating to the Old Continent’s supremacy. The politician preferring the “Leave” campaign clearly mentioned that the Brussels bureaucrats are using various sort of techniques to join Europe into a single state. Those statements triggered Donald Tusk’s intervention who recognized the previous London mayor’s expressions […] Filed Under: Policy, Politics, Regional Tagged With: Boris Johnson, Brexit, Services, Donald Tusk, EC, EU, Europe, European economy, ICM, Ipsos Mori, June 23, migration, UK, UK referendum
May 5, 2016 by Chris Anyfantis Leave a Remark
The teleconference of the EuroWorking Group which occurred the other day is the forerunner of the remarkable conference of the Finance Ministers of the Eurozone on May 9 where Greece’s program examination will be reviewed. The outcome was, as anticipated, annoying concerning the arrangement in between the 2 sides on the package of fundamental and […] Filed Under: Economy, Policy, Politics, Regional Tagged With: 3.5% GDP, 5.4 billion euros essential plan of procedures, Alexis Tsipras, Brexit, debt relief, Donald Tusk, EC, ECB, EP, ESM, Eurogroup, EuroWorking Group, GDP, Germany, Greece, Greek bailout assessment, Grexit, IMF, Jean-Claude Juncker, May 9, UK EU referendum, Wolfgang Schaeuble
April 27, 2016 by Chris Anyfantis Leave a Remark
Barack Obama went to the UK recently clearly in an attempt to improve the” Remain “project advising Britain to remain within the EU. This move has actually not yet been exactly determined as valuable or not for David Cameron’s job however has certainly triggered a variety of responses to the British citizens about 2 months before the referendum. The […] Submitted Under: Policy, politcs, Refugee Crisis, Regional Tagged With: Barack Obama, Brexit, Britain, David Cameron, Economy, European Convention for Human Rights, GDP, migration, Leave, Michael Gove, referendum, Remain, Theresa May, UK, US, Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith
April 6, 2016 by Chris Anyfantis Leave a Remark
Markit launched the other day its Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS) Solutions Buying Supervisor’s Index (PMI) which increased to 53.7 in March exposing that the UK services advancement has in fact simply slightly increased compared to February’s 52.7. Likewise, the very first quarter of this year was recognized by Markit experts as the weakest in regards to output […] Filed Under: Economy, Policy, Politics, Regional Tagged With: Brexit, Chris Williamson, David Cameron, EU, In or out Referendum, MarkIt, Markit/CIPS UK Building And Construction PMI, Markit/CIPS UK Production PMI, Sajid Javid, Sanjeev Gupta, Tata Steel Ltd., Tim Moore, UK, UK referendum, UK services advancement, UK Steel Industry
January 22, 2016 by Dennis Kefalakos Leave a Remark
Some days back and more particularly on 18 January, this paper argued that David Cameron, the British Prime Minister, prepares to support the’yes’side for his country’s position in or out the EU in the referendum. Yesterday afternoon he in fact verified this with a speech at the Davos WEF. Having actually recited the 4 conditions […] Submitted Under: Celebrations, Policy, World Economic Forum 2016 Davos LIVE Scandal Sheet Tagged With: Brexit, Britain, Brussels, David Cameron, Davos, European Union, Eurozone, immigration, in-work advantages, London, bureaucracy, referendum, wef
January 18, 2016 by Dennis Kefalakos Leave a Comment
At the next European Council of 18-19 February, the 28 European Union leaders are expected to ponder and perhaps finalize the terms on Britain’s position in the club. David Cameron, the British Prime Minister, has actually set four conditions in order to support the ‘yes’ vote in the referendum which can definitely choose his country’s position […] Submitted Under: Policy, Regional Tagged With: Brexit, Britain, Budapest, Conservatives, Czech Republic, Dvid Cameron, euro, euro area, European Parliament, European Union, Eurosceptics, Eurozone, House of Commons, Hungary, labour, London, Orban, Poland, Pritish PM, referendum, Slovakia, Visegrad
December 30, 2015 by Chris Anyfantis Leave a Remark
Following the failure of the European Council’s top on December 17-18 to address favorably to UK’s demands worrying EU migrant’s social benefits restriction, it was time for the German Councellor and French President to take the lead and effort to avoid a possible Brexit. Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande for this reason proposed to the British Prime Minister […] Filed Under: Policy, Refugee Crisis, Regional Tagged With: Angela Merkel, Belgium, Brexit, David Cameron, EU, EU migrant’s social benefits ban, European Council Top, France, Francois Hollande, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Stephen Nickell, UK, UK referendum
November 10, 2015 by Carlo Motta Leave a Comment
Among the most passionate guarantees UK’s Prime Minister David Cameron made throughout the last years was to hold a referendum on the UK’s relationship with the European Union. However after a long time in which the attention was being dragged away by some major developments in the news program like the escalation of the migrants crisis or the […] Submitted Under: Policy, Regional Tagged With: 10 Downing Street, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Brexit, British Exceptionalism, British Concern, Churchill, David Cameron, EU, European Union, In or out Referendum, President Juncker, President Tusk, UK referendum, we remain in Europe nevertheless not of it
October 14, 2015 by The Sting’s Group Leave a Remark
All of it started back in January 2013 when one ambitious political leader guaranteed the world in order to get chosen. When elected, chaos reigned when he understood that his promise is difficult to accomplish. While this is the life’s story of a lot of career politicians in this world, for David Cameron things simply appear to have actually turned too made complex just recently. […] Submitted Under: Policy, Politics, Regional Tagged With: 1975 Referendum, 2017 Referendum, 4 point strategy, Brexit, Britain is Stronger in Europe, British Exceptionalism, British Supremacy, Organization for Britain, Cameron’s renegotations, Churchill, Conservatives for Britain, David Cameron, European Sting, January 2013 Cameron warranty referendum, Jean-Claude Juncker, Labour Leave, Leave, Nigel Farage, TaxPayers’ Alliance, UK, UK In or Out Referendum, UKIP, Vote Leave
April 1, 2015 by Chris Anyfantis Leave a Remark
The British elections that will occur on 7 May will show whether UK’s relationship with the European Union is about to modify considerably or not. Britain has continuously been searching for to have a different and more privileged method in comparison to the rest of the EU member states and now is even proposing to hold a referendum with […] Filed Under: Policy, Politics, Regional Tagged With: Brexit, service, David Cameron, Ed Miliband, European Union, Global Britain Free Trade Alternative, referendum, Robert Oxley, Trade, UK, World Trade Organisation
February 11, 2015 by The Sting’s Group Leave a Remark
So it resembles this. In politics you require to be a sheer opportunist. You have to get every inch of possibility available to polarise your electorate and get your message through. Britain’s Prime Minister Cameron, an old fox in UK politics, comprehends how to do this exceptionally well. The other day the annual conference of the British Chamber of […] Filed Under: Policy, politcs, Regional Tagged With: yearly conference, Brexit, British Chamber of Commerce, David Cameron, Great Britain, Grexit, in/out referendum, John Longworth, UK EU issue, UK General Elections, UK referendum