Europe in the crossfire of words and aggressive gestures
Russia’s geopolitical intentions set it on a collision course with NATO. Has Europe been doing a good job of defending itself?
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Polonia y la UE: ¿en busca de la salida?
Por Marcin Zaborowski Hasta hace poco, en la Unión Europea se hablaba de Polonia como un extraordinario ejemplo de éxito. Se había incorporado al club en 2004 y, desde entonces, no había dejado de crecer en prestigio e importancia hasta 2015, como demuestra la elección de su ex primer ministro Donald Tusk para el puesto de…
V4 residents confused about the EU and their place in it: Here’s the data to prove it
Different sets of statistics show very different results about what Central Europeans think about the EU.
My Greek grandmother broke her leg, but the health system needed more help
The story of my grandma shows what can happen to EU citizens if their country cannot pay for its health system.
Quo vadis, Europa? Scenarios for the EU after Brexit
How does the younger generation of EU experts see the current state of the Union and its future? A report from a panel discussion at the University of Wrocław
Justice March in Turkey
Triggered in Ankara by the arrest of the main Turkish opposition deputy Berberoğlu, the Adalet March is now heading towards Istanbul and growing each day.
European Solidarity Corps: A real opportunity for idealistic young Europeans?
The European Solidarity Corps project helps young Europeans to find temporary work placements. Critics warn of replacing quality jobs with unpaid volunteering.
Is Portugal on the path to solid economic recovery?
Portugal has turned its economy around, slashing the deficit. This should boost investor confidence, but rating agencies won’t take Lisbon off the junk pile.
EU Defence Union: The end of soft power?
Brexit, Trump, but also Macron’s victory have given fresh impetus to EU defence cooperation. Concrete initiatives were launched last week.
Two Turkish teachers are prepared to starve to break “the atmosphere of fear”
Nuriye Gülmen and Semih Özakça have been on hunger strike for more than two months since being dismissed under Turkey’s post-coup purge. But international solidarity grows.
