Europe | Jana Puglierin Mogherini's legacy Federica Mogherini has remained a pale figure as the EU's chief diplomat over the years. So what can we expect next?
Europe Salvini's miscalculation Matteo Salvini played with fire — and burned himself. Now, Italy could see a new coalition of old enemies By Tobias Mörschel
Europe European negligence in the Balkans Brussels risks facing stiff political competition from Moscow and Russian efforts to undermine the European values in region By Bojan Stojkovski
Europe The poverty of anti-populism 'Populist' is overused as a concept. That's one reason why anti-populism fails to offer political alternatives By László Andor
Europe Solidarity and its practical application The difficult migration situation in the Mediterranean demands a pragmatic, rules-based response. A Maltese perspective By Roberta Buhagiar
Europe Why helicopter money is the new 'whatever it takes' Seven years after Mario Draghi’s heroic speech, the European Central Bank should commit to direct transfers to citizens By Stanislas Jourdan
Europe The IMF bargain Europe must get beyond seeing the head of the International Monetary Fund as part of the spoils from Bretton Woods By Adam Tooze
Europe Higher wages can save the eurozone Higher wages for German workers increase domestic demand – and prevent other eurozone countries' indebtedness By Hartmut Elsenhans and Hannes Warnecke-Berger
Europe Dawn breaks on new era in EU-Russia relations An EU focussed on itself currently lacks appetite for enlargement. That's why relations with Russia might enter a new era By Fyodor Lukyanov
Europe Modern Monetary Theory's promise The state can never run out of money. Therefore, the argument that we can't 'afford' the green transition doesn't hold By Dirk Ehnts and Skender Fani
