EuropeWho is the sovereign during the corona crisis? In democracies, the people is the sovereign. In these times, we need to be alert to slow de-parliamentarisation of governance By Wolfgang Merkel
EuropeThe corona campaign The Polish Law and Justice party sees an opportunity in the wave of coronavirus infections to further consolidate power By Maria Skóra
EuropeHow his ‘Brexit’ project explains Johnson’s dithering on Covid-19 Paul Mason explains how Boris Johnson’s initial response to the coronavirus came from his particularistic empire nostalgia By Paul Mason
European integrationA leap forward is what the eurozone needs We need to fight the crisis, prepare for recovery and move towards fundamental reform, a German and Dutch MEP say By Udo Bullmann, Paul Tang
EuropeNot all eurobonds are the same To dispel fears of potential state-to-state transfers, eurobonds could be guaranteed by an annual ‘citizenship contribution’ By Andrea Boitani, Roberto Tamborini
EuropeDon’t give up on Turkey The European Union's relations with Ankara go beyond those with President Erdoğan, says German MP Nils Schmid By Nils Schmid
EuropeEast-Central Europe's revolt against imitation Krastev and Holmes shed light on the rise of illiberalism in Europe's East, but ignore the damage caused by neoliberalism By Eszter Kováts, Katerina Smejkalova
EuropeCoronavirus crisis: now is the hour of Modern Monetary Theory Economist Peter Bofinger argues that MMT justifies a European ‘whatever it takes’ fiscal response — including eurobonds By Peter Bofinger
EuropeBelarus’ unorthodox corona response In Europe's ‘last dictatorship’, the government’s strategy isn’t just motivated by medical reasons By
EuropeEmergency powers are a gift to Europe’s autocrats In Hungary, open-ended restrictions to combat Covid-19 may imperil democracy. The EU must show its ability to react By Paul Hockenos
