Deciphering Europe’s ‘populist moment’
The growing divide between the winners and losers of globalisation is fertile ground for isolationism. Only by understanding this divide can we address it.
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Mr Juncker’s White Paper
The European Commission issued a “White Paper on the Future of Europe” as its contribution to the soul-searching in Brussels.
The EU’s future could hinge on the next occupant of the Élysée
The result of this year’s election will determine France’s place in the world and affect the future of Europe for years to come. A battle for the country’s soul
Whose interest? Towards the emergence of a European constituency
Decisions at the EU level are often taken on the basis of national interests, which recent crises have proved to be inadequate and against the overall interest of European citizens.
Can Europe afford to copy Japan on immigration?
As Europe becomes increasingly xenophobic and populist, perhaps we need an open debate on our options on immigration.
Europe’s identity problem: Tsipras, Greece and the undesired agreement
The 2015 negotiations between Tsipras government and European institutions were a turning point in the history of the European integration.
Hyperlinking under attack in the EU
Is the new linking legislation going to break the internet? Traditional media are pressuring lawmakers to introduce link censorship laws in the EU.
What should be Europe’s reaction to Belarus’ parliamentary elections?
For the first time in 20 years, the opposition is represented in the Belarusian parliament. While this is a purely symbolic institution, the EU should consider cooperating with Belarus’ new parliamentarians.
National democracy vs. European solidarity: Hungary’s referendum on refugees
This Sunday (2 October), Hungary will hold a referendum on whether to accept the European Union’s mandatory quota system for the resettlement of refugees. The result will put the EU’s values to the test.
