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By Tony Barber in Brussels and Ben Hall in Paris David Miliband, the UK foreign secretary, is emerging as the frontrunner to be the European Union's next head of foreign policy, but the contest for the bloc's full-time...
The reaction to Lisbon shows that the Tories are being treated - and scrutinised - as a ruling party, says Matthew d'Ancona. Prime Minister in waiting: David Cameron announces his change of course on the Lisbon Treaty Photo:...
The ambivalence in the Czech Republic today is a far cry from the unanimity and euphoria of the days of the Velvet Revolution Twenty years on, in Prague, the de facto capital of central Europe, there is no shortage of the...
Slovakia will close on Sunday all border crossings with Ukraine, except for the car checkpoint in Vysne Nemecke, amid fears of spreading the A/H1N1 virus, the Slovakian interior minister said on Saturday.
SARAJEVO, November 7 (RIA Novosti) - Ljubljana and Moscow have finalized an agreement to take the South Stream gas pipeline through Slovenia and could sign it in Moscow next week, a Slovenian paper reported on Saturday....
If Lord Mereworth's claim is upheld, all legislation passed by upper house in last decade could be declared void Ministers are facing a legal challenge from a hereditary peer that threatens to unravel the law that reformed the...
In the week the Lisbon Treaty was finally ratified, the BBC's Johnny Dymond travelled the continent's railways to glean a sense of its past and future. Empty carriages In Budapest, the eastern railway station is a monument to...
The EU has achieved the goal it has worked stealthily towards for so long - a supra-national government which is now beyond our recall, writes Christopher Booker Sickle joke: a protester in Prague gives a graphic demonstration...
When the chief executive of a big bank says he has been "bruised" you know there is an awful going on behind that short word. As chief executive of RBS, how much of his business would he need to give up to satisfy the European...
