EuropeHard truths about the eurozone crisis There has been little honest reflection within the European Commission about the eurozone crisis. Until now? By Adam Tooze
EuropeSlovakia's politics turned upside down Slovaks are fed up with the criminal nexus between politics, judiciary and unscrupulous businessmen. That's why a protest party won the elections By Anne Seyfferth
EuropeSealing our borders, closing our minds The stand-off on the Greek-Turkish border might display Erdogan’s unscrupulous nature — but also the EU's delusion By Nick Malkoutzis
EuropeBoris vs BBC The UK Prime Minister wants to slash fees for the public broadcaster. That's straight out of the playbook of Germany's AfD By Aaron Burnett
EuropeAfter Brexit, it’s open season for xenophobia Even though the UK has technically left the EU, ‘Brexit’ has escalated into a culture war over immigration By Paul Mason
EuropeEmbracing Europe’s power We must relearn the language of power and geopolitics to play a role in global politics, argues the EU's foreign policy chief By Josep Borrell
EuropeEurope’s nuclear boomerang Demanding a common European deterrent is counter-productive – and could lead to even more nuclear weapons states By Anne Balzer
EuropeGeopolitics is back — and the EU needs to get ready Serious upheavals in the world order require that major powers think and act geopolitically. The EU must do so as well By Stefan Steinicke
EuropeGermany, Poland and the EU With growing distrust on both sides of the German-Polish border, a new rapprochement seems urgently needed By Maria Skóra
EuropeEurope's AI divide If not designed to dismantle inequalities, artificial intelligence reinforces them. That's why the EU urgently needs legislation By Justin Nogarede
