Cameron’s three front battle
Is time of complacency over for David Cameron?
Britain in Europe
Reversing ‘strategic shrinkage’
At a crucial stage in the renegotiation phase, Cameron is choosing foreign policy to demonstrate the UK’s worth to the EU
Why Berlin and Paris cannot give in to Cameron
Proposed protections for “euro-outs” may hamper the in crowd on vital further integration
Dear Donald…
The demands have been issued: how has Europe received the UK's renegotiation agenda?
Brexit to Nowhere: The foreign policy consequences of “Out”
Eight things “Out” campaigners won’t tell you about the foreign policy implications of Brexit
The Neverendum – does out mean out?
'Out' campaigners argue a vote to leave could be a way of strengthening Britains negotiating hand – they're wrong
Portugal and Brexit: old alliance, new government
Portugal is one of the UK’s oldest allies, but changing domestic politics and contrasting views on the European project make unqualified reform support unlikely
Avoiding a Pyrrhic victory for Cameron
The Franco-German perspective on the British referendum on the EU
Has the refugee crisis pushed Britain one step closer to a “Brexit”?
The refugee crisis will make the campaign to keep Britain in Europe much more complicated to win.
Just what does Cameron want?
With so many interests group inside and outside the UK, how can Cameron satisfy everyone?