This EU job is no presidency. It will rely on another. And it won’t be Blair.
Two people are needed to get Europe’s voice heard in the world. And it is the other one who is more likely to be British.
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Nice location, shame about the neighbours
Europe?s biggest challenge in coming decades is how it will get along with the Islamic world
Soft power? Hard work ahead
The EU must make its civilian capabilities work better alongside its military tools
Troika, trio, treat, trick
After the elections for Commission president, we are now drowned in the gibberish of the Council of Europe president elections
The Rise And Fall (And Rise?) Of Arseniy Yatsenyuk
Ukraine’s election campaign kicks off today – Andrew Wilson discusses Yatsenyuk’s future
Europe?s civilian failings
Prospect Magazine blog post on our latest report – A review of Europe’s civilian capacities
The EU and failing states
The EU has a disturbing ?lack of capacity? when it comes to state building and crisis missions. The EU and its member states need to stand up to help prevent fragile states turning into failed states.
Klaus can?t sink the Lisbon treaty
Now it’s only Vaclas Klaus who holds out against Lisbon
No more low-hanging fruit
Since 1989 liberal reformers have helped bring 10 Eastern bloc countries into the EU. Now comes the hard part.
Чий е Европейският съюз
Закъснял с десет години, Лисабонският договор изглежда, че най-после ще види бял свят….