Juncker rules out second term to be tough on Brexit
Jean-Claude Juncker has strengthened his hand in the Brexit talks by ruling out a second term as president of the European Commission.
Juncker scolds dozen Commissioners for flocking to Davos
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker scolded his Commissioners for flocking to the World Economic Forum in Davos at a weekly meeting of the executive’s top brass.
EU won’t punish Britain for Brexit, claims Juncker
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker today (18 January) said that the executive was not looking to punish Britain in EU-UK negotiations over Brexit.
Will the collapse of the EU/Canada trade deal speed the demise of Jean-Claude Juncker?
The embattled European Commission President has already survived the migrant crisis and Brexit.
Europe will never accept racist attacks in Brexit Britain, warns Juncker
Europeans will never accept its citizens being “harassed, beaten up or even murdered” in the streets of Brexit Britain, Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said today (14 September) in his flagship … Continue reading
Juncker: I have a black book of my enemies
Jean-Claude Juncker has a little black book called “little Maurice” where he notes the names of everyone who has betrayed him, the European Commission president said in an interview in which he … Continue reading
Brexit has exposed Juncker’s democratic unaccountability
The fallout from Brexit would have claimed the scalp of any other politician, but Jean-Claude Juncker appears to be bullet-proof. Never has his unaccountability to the people been so obvious, … Continue reading
Juncker tells divided MEPs to back EU-UK Brexit deal
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker today in Strasbourg (3 February) told Members of the European Parliament to back the deal struck by David Cameron and Donald Tusk to keep Britain in … Continue reading
Juncker backs forcing multinational companies to publish their tax bills
EXCLUSIVE / European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker supports forcing multinational companies like Google, Amazon, and Apple to publish the profits they make and the taxes they pay in each EU country they … Continue reading