The European Political Community will be a distraction, at best, in the institutional architecture of the continent.
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If the European Union does not stand up for the rule of law in Poland and Hungary, it will embolden authoritarians everywhere.
The war in Ukraine has two major implications for Europe and Europeans. Unfortunately, they are contradictory.
For people like myself, working as a social science researcher, these are very strange times. Almost any colleague, in whatever discipline you talk with, will quickly turn the conversation onto…
The White Paper on the future of Europe presented five forward scenarios: (1) delivering a positive reform agenda, (2) focusing on the single market, (3) making additional arrangements for deepening…
I always read the writings of Mr. Varoufakis with great interest, and I frequently find myself in agreement, particularly in his criticism of the Troika (the International Monetary Fund, European…
It has become fashionable on the left to suggest that capitalism and democracy are now incompatible. In her latest column, Sheri Berman reviews the contrary case.
The Commission’s upcoming proposals on carbon markets and electrification will signal whether Europe still means to decarbonise.
Faced with a decision that would conflict with its promises to the Greek people no matter what choice it makes, the Syriza government has taken the obvious step required in…
Divergences between the European Commission and the European Parliament reveal the real challenges of regulating the platform economy.
Seventy years ago in Fulton, Missouri, Churchill delivered one of his most influential speeches. In the cavernous hall of Westminster College, the former UK Prime Minister coined phrases that have…
Sociologist Elena Esposito suggests shifting the focus of artificial intelligence to machines as communication partners. Interview by Florian Butollo.
While Syriza slowly recovers from the shock of the last few weeks, prime minister Alexis Tsipras is searching for a role. Greece after the referendum, closure of banks and the…
The parliamentary elections in Switzerland deprived the right of its majority. Can the surging greens and the social democrats take advantage?
A key decision is awaited on the directive on corporate sustainability due diligence—facing rearguard corporate resistance.
The rejection by the European Parliament of Slyvie Goulard as French commissioner showed that ‘it’s France’ is not a sufficient excuse for special treatment.
Russia’s military assault on Ukraine caps a period of political attacks on democracy around the world.