EuropeDon't save it for later Nordic-style budget discipline won't solve the next crisis. Finland's Social Democrats want coordinated European fiscal policy By Tytti Tuppurainen
EuropeThe German impasse When it comes to reforming the eurozone, Germany's defensive rhetoric of resentment and betrayal doesn't help By Adam Tooze
EuropeThe Manchester revolution Paul Mason reimagines the Manchester of his birth in a postcapitalist age — and raises the challenge of getting there By Paul Mason
EuropeEurope’s Green Deal is turning red The European Green Deal does not just aim at combating the climate crisis. It’s also an opportunity for social change By Delara Burkhardt
EuropeEuropean Parliament vs Macron Macron's quarrel with the European Parliament is just the symptom of a bigger power play about Europe's future By Manuel Gath
EuropeUs against the rest While Turkish society is deeply divided, a large majority supports the invasion of Northern Syria. How is that possible? By Philipp Mattheis
Europe'The populist radical right is still going strong' While their policies have become 'common sense', far-right parties have never been more popular, argues Cas Mudde By Cas Mudde
Europe'That depends on your politics!' Non-members elect the party leader: YouGov's Marcus Roberts on whether the UK Labour Party's experiment worked out By Marcus Roberts
EuropeIs it time to ban political advertising on Facebook? ‘Free speech’ is not a licence for politicians to lie — and for such lies to be amplified by ‘social media’ By Karin Pettersson
EuropeKeep calm and carry on — together With or without Brexit, the United Kingdom belongs alongside the European Union. Both benefit from a good relationship By Kurt Beck, Metin Hakverdi
