EUROPE
November 2015
David Cameron is a decent man whose consensual style has worked well so far. But the fight of his life — on Europe — may yet undo him
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November 2015
Europeans have a duty to open their hearts to those in real need — but also to use their heads and beware of extremist infiltration
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October 2015
"The ultimate demographic impact on Europe of the present wave of migration is totally unpredictable"
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September 2015
British higher education could be the best in the world if the Tories follow the US model of private autonomy, not Europe’s statist model
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