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Konstatin Sietzy

Konstatin Sietzy

Konstantin Sietzy is a third-year Government & History student at LSE, passionate about questions of European identity, citizen participation, and the role of national institutions in the EU. He co-founded and chaired LSESU Politics and Forum’s European Sphere working group and interns for British Influence, the British umbrella campaign to keep Britain in the EU.

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An interesting change in the British Eurosceptic discourse emerged at Nigel Farage’s public lecture at LSE yesterday (23.01.14). While little must be said about the event itself (yes, Farage is …

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This article is the second in a two-part series on Dave-the-Brave’s EU-speech of Wednesday, 23rd January. Whereas last week I argued that Britain’s relations with the European Union may not …

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This article is the first in a two-part series analysing the impact of Cameron’s January 23rd speech. This week predicts a much more diluted impact on Britain-EU relations that may …

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How Europe’s support for Israel is fading European immigration officials have stamped an extraordinary number of Israeli passports in the past month, most of them labelled “diplomatic.” The flurry of …