Keir Starmer’s government finds itself on the frontline of a global power struggle.
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The vetoing of Romania and Bulgaria joining the Schengen zone sent bad signals to the south-eastern EU member states.
For almost half a century following World War Two, Hungary’s Communist regime exercised far-reaching controls over virtually every aspect of society, including education and culture. A state-sanctioned ideology, an approved…
Viktor Orbán’s pseudo-democratic questionnaires manufacture consent rather than measure it, yet European media uncritically repeat their results as fact.
For Viktor Orbán, the pandemic has offered an opportunity to undermine the European Union and curry favour with Hungary’s authoritarian allies.
The directive fundamentally strengthens collective bargaining and trade union power.
The European Union’s compromise on e-fuels opens the back door to an afterlife for the combustion engine.
2016 was already quite miserable in so many respects; 2017 promises to get even worse. Looking at the chamber of horrors President-elect Trump is putting together and assuming that he…
European Monetary Union was never a good idea. I remember my surprise when, as a young assistant professor, I realized that I was opposed to the Maastricht Treaty. I believed…
EU social policy measures outputs efficiently — but the lived experience of its supposed beneficiaries tells a very different story.
Trump’s new map swallows Iceland, yet Icelanders have just voted against reopening membership talks with Brussels.
The European Union has just had a taste of Polish politics. The country’s internal political divisions burst onto the European scene, when the ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS) attempted…
From the rubble of two world wars, European countries came together to launch what would become the world’s largest experiment in unification and cooperative, shared sovereignty. But, despite its impressive…
Paul Mason turns in his Social Europe column from postcapitalism to the theme of post-Brexit Britain.
Faced with financial and political pressures at home, Poland is inching closer to rule-of-law reforms.
Answer: When the chicken has been accepted in an across-the-table negotiation, and the banana regulation has been agreed among a group of partners on the same side of the table.…
European leaders face an unprecedented challenge: building continental defence whilst managing an unpredictable American president.