Making work sustainable is not simply a challenge for politicians and policymakers in the European Union: it is a fundamental issue that underpins the future of the world of work…
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On 26 April the European Commission presented its long-awaited proposal for establishing a European Pillar of Social Rights designed to achieve ‘upward convergence’. Very much like the European Semester, the…
Two years have passed since Mario Draghi promised to do “whatever it takes” to save the euro. The bond markets have calmed down but the crisis of the euro zone…
The richest 10 per cent of Europeans are responsible for the same carbon emissions as the poorer half of the population.
From $100,000 work visas to million-dollar “gold cards,” Trump turns government services into transactions for the highest bidder.
High emigration rates are doing massive damage to the prospects of the western Balkans—would a stronger EU perspective reverse this outflow?
The military in Myanmar is fully aware of Europe’s response to the killing spree against democracy protesters. It is not impressed.
As Trump weakens Western alliances and democracy erodes at home, Europeans confront a painful truth: yesterday’s world is gone.
The emerging strategic agenda for the next EU mandate reveals an ecological step backwards Europe cannot afford to take.
Sequencing is emerging as a key question as politicians, civil servants and lawyers try to establish a framework for the negotiation of the UK’s withdrawal from and its subsequent relationship…
How official instant messaging can be made accessible is a big question. Whether it is compatible with democracy is a bigger one.
The European Union has a dangerous case of nostalgia. Not only is a yearning for the “good old days” – before the EU supposedly impinged on national sovereignty – fueling…
Where we are At the end of August Britain’s Labour Party formally announced its policy towards future relations with the European Union. The policy document explicitly “accepts the referendum result”…
The European Parliament’s inquiry on Pegasus is over; the struggle for freedom from illegitimate surveillance is not.
Amid huge demonstrations against the populist government, buffeted by legal challenges, the stakes could not be higher.
Despite the unprecedented attention that income and wealth inequality has received in this year’s presidential campaign in the United States and in several recent elections in Europe, one cannot but…
There has been a positive response to the appeal by the Ukrainian president for EU membership. But it won’t come soon.