European integrationThe European miracle Why Europe’s future is built on the ruins of the past — and what is at stake today By Martin Schulz
European integrationClose enough to dream of Europe No decisive break, but a decisive message. Yerevan dares a careful distance from Moscow By Arshaluis Mghdesyan
European integrationAmerica first — Europe last? After Munich, the transatlantic bond seems weaker than ever. And Europe’s response? Much of the same old story By Christos Katsioulis
European integrationHas the EU Commission found its true north? Ursula von der Leyen’s Competitiveness Compass promises a new economic doctrine for Europe, but social and regulatory concerns remain By Andrew Watt
European integrationLonging for EU Step by step, the British government is tiptoeing towards a ‘reset’ with the EU. But can it overcome its Brexit scars? By Polly Toynbee
European integrationDonald Tusk’s quadriga Poland’s EU presidency is marked by ambition, with a focus on security and resilience. But major gaps remain — particularly in the social dimension By Ania Skrzypek
European integrationChanging the game Trump’s return to the White House could pose a major challenge to the EU’s efforts to integrate the Western Balkans By Ditmir Bushati
European integrationEU enlargement: a new dawn? After years of stagnation, a new political leadership presents the EU with a unique opportunity to revamp its accession process By Marco Schwarz
European integrationA slap to the left, a kiss to the right With Raffaele Fitto as Commission Vice-President, Meloni is positioning a confidant in Brussels. The shift to the right also helps von der Leyen By Gregor Fitzi
European integrationThis is what it takes Unprecedented cooperation is essential to maintain the EU’s competitiveness. Will Draghi’s vision be a wake-up call? By Marie Hasdenteufel, Daniela Iller, Sidonie Wetzig
Most people aren’t happy with what public debate is becoming We need to talk to those who disagree with us and find what can bridge both sides of the political spectrum instead of alienating one
What seems like the end is only the beginning Turkey gets the dissolution of the PKK — but not the start of a solution