Reuters

Stabilising the Eurozone

A Europe-wide unemployment insurance scheme would make the EU more crisis-resistant

Reuters

Social Europe is a myth

Why a more social EU sometimes needs protection against too much Europe

By Martin Höpner

Pexels / Jimmy Chan

In the public interest

How a lobbying fee could end the excessive influence enjoyed by wealthy interest groups

By Suleika Reiners

Reuters

The real trade deficit

The EU has the power but lacks the will to ensure workers' and human rights in international trade

By Clara Portela

Wikimedia / Stiftung Haus der Geschichte

The far-right playbook

Fifty years on, the liberal 1960s student movement is the European far right’s best frenemy

By Paul Hockenos

Reuters

Tax paradise lost

It's time for Europe to show leadership when it comes to taxing multinational corporations in today’s digital world

By Tove Maria Ryding

Reuters

Balkan boycott

Why the inconclusive referendum in Macedonia poses a challenge to progressive politics in the Western Balkans

By Eva Ellereit

Reuters

Decided not to decide

After long debates at its party conference, Labour keeps all options on the table when it comes to Brexit

By Christos Katsioulis

Reuters

Far from Orbán

Minister of Education Jernej Pikalo on Slovenia's new centre-left coalition government and its place in Europe

By Jernej Pikalo

Reuters

Changing the internet as we know it

Labour MEP Catherine Stihler on the controversial European copyright reform

By Catherine Stihler

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