Britain desperately needs Theresa May to execute a politically elegant U-turn

Britain’s fate is now governed by Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union

At least five come to mind

Foreign policy will play little part in deciding the outcome of the General Election

Europe, although a economic giant, remains highly fragile

Rather than being condemned, the latest deal won by the Greeks should be celebrated

With the Catalans, the Basques and even Belgian nationalist leanings, it may not be long before secession raises its head again in Europe.

The government has downplayed the significance of its bill to legislate for the X case, but will anything change in reality, asks Gavin Barrett

David Cameron may be trying to take advantage of the eurozone crisis, but he could also do a lot of damage to Britain, writes Gavin Barrett.

The White House incumbent is a narrow favourite to claim enough of the crucial swing states for victory, writes Gavin Barrett.

Ireland needs the ESM, but legal challenges threaten its introduction, writes Gavin Barrett.

Although voter turnout in the fiscal treaty referendum was a lowly 50 per cent, the positive outcome has provided much-needed relief for the government and the EU.

Terms like 'Grexit' and 'Drachmageddon' are now entering the lexicon of financial journalism, writes Gavin Barrett.

The biggest challenge to No advocates will be the charge that rejection of the fiscal treaty will have major economic risks, writes Gavin Barrett.

The Attorney General might not give a straight Yes or No answer on the constitutionality of the fiscal treaty, writes Gavin Barrett.

After last Thursday's meeting in London with David Cameron, Taoiseach Enda Kenny set out his stall on whether a referendum would be held on the draft European fiscal treaty in the following terms: "Wh

After last Thursday's meeting in London with David Cameron, Taoiseach Enda Kenny set out his stall on whether a referendum would be held on the draft European fiscal treaty in the following terms: "Wh

After last Thursday's meeting in London with David Cameron, Taoiseach Enda Kenny set out his stall on whether a referendum would be held on the draft European fiscal treaty in the following terms: "Wh

Ireland would be well advised to cooperate with plans for European treaty changes

Gradually and quietly, planning is under way for a ‘grand bargain’ on economic governance