EU adopts skilled worker 'blue card' scheme Macedonia ripe for visa-free EU travel: report Political class must do more to recognise English national identity in fight against the BNP, says ippr Leading article: We must stop exaggerating the threat of the BNP Masked mob on the march against Muslim extremists turns violent BNP attracts more clicks than all other major parties Trouble flares as Luton residents protest over Muslim extremists Extreme right spreads anti-immigrant message for EU voteA selection of recent media reports
(BRUSSELS) - European Union nations adopted Monday a new "blue card" scheme to attract skilled migrant workers and measures to sanction EU employers who use black market...
EUbusiness.com (25-May-2009)
(BRUSSELS) - The European Union could rapidly lift visa requirements for citizens of Macedonia, but those in Serbia and Montenegro do not yet fulfill the conditions, according to a European Commission...
EUbusiness.com (25-May-2009)
Ahead of the forthcoming European and local elections a new essay by the Institute for Public Policy Research (ippr) urges mainstream politicians to do more to recognise and engage with a growing sense of Englishness in order to stop English national identity being manipulated by the negative nationalist...
IPPR (25-May-2009)
A small far-right party is receiving far more publicity than it...
The Independent (25-May-2009)
The streets of Luton descended into violence yesterday as hundreds of anti-Islamist protesters clashed with police. The crowds in the town centre hid their faces behind balaclavas, brandished England flags and chanted at...
Daily Mail (25-May-2009)
Statistics show Tories and Labour now lagging...
The Independent (25-May-2009)
Nine people were arrested yesterday after trouble flared during a protest march against supposed Muslim extremists. The march in Luton was said to be a protest against an earlier demonstration during the Royal Anglian Regiments homecoming parade when soldiers were heckled on their return from a tour of...
The Times (25-May-2009)
(PRAGUE) - Spreading an unashamedly anti-Islamic, anti-immigrant and anti-European message, far-right parties are aiming to take the EU Parliament by storm in looming...
EUbusiness.com (24-May-2009)
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