An ambitious Disability Card is key to making the European Union a reality for people with disabilities.
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Tim Geithner’s memoir, published last month, tells us of his life as a firefighter: constantly on call to extinguish a fresh blaze. His baptism of fire, as it were, was…
The Letta report on the single market should spur a renewal of supranationalism in the European Union.
As Europe ages, it is increasingly vital to know how the demand for long-term care services is going to be met – and paid for. According to the latest Ageing…
Today’s protest movement has a charismatic and sympathetic leader but Putin has spent the last decade consolidating a police state.
It is easy to dismiss Davos as nothing more than a talkfest among greedy CEOs, cheerful philanthropists and photogenic celebrity activists. Yet this narrative – which is annually recited by…
After months of strife among Austria’s social democrats—and an election screw-up—they have a new leader.
The package to show Europe is in control of irregular arrivals is a triumph of performance over policy.
The rule of economic liberalism in the West is leading to the demise of political liberalism. A growing number of key countries are experiencing not elections, but plebiscites on liberal…
Ten or 20 years ago, the existential question facing the European Union was whether it still had a purpose in a globalized world. The question today is whether the EU…
“In Europe, in the United States, Civil Liberties are Under Attack!” We’ve heard this story before, rehashed every few years since the New York terrorist attacks in 2001. We’ve also…
References to ‘the people’ are misleading. Populism is no democratic corrective.
Little more than a month after US President Donald Trump’s inauguration, it has become clear that nothing good will come of his presidency. Unfortunately, the pessimists turned out to be…
The populists present themselves as the voice of the ‘little people’. For trade unions tackling populism entails standing up for a fair and sustainable globalisation.
Pegida’s rise has been watched with much attention in Poland. The phenomenon tends to be regarded as a reaction to globalisation and a way of fuelling debate about its discontents.…
The measures taken by the EU on asylum should be guided by a lawful and sincere humanitarianism.
With much fanfare, Mario Draghi announced on January 22 that the European Central Bank (ECB) would be pumping €60bn a month into the financial markets until September 2016, in what…