What does the financial crisis mean for EU foreign policy?
The financial crisis has implications far outside the finance and economic sectors. What does it mean for the EU’s foreign policy?
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Europe?s Russia problem
The European Union must develop a united policy on a hostile Russia, writes George Soros
Is it Russia?s time for democracy?
Russia is one of the few countries where economic growth and political freedom have moved in opposite directions. Will the financial crisis help democracy in Russia?
Moldova?s elections
Nicu Popescu discusses what is at stake in Moldova’s April 5 elections
Why Gaddafi should look to Europe
The African Union could lean a lot from the EU if it wants to become a serious union of African states
Europe must fulfil its responsibility in Kosovo
Kosovo is a European problem and the EU has the prime responsibility to turn it into a success story
Re-booting Europe?s Iraq Policy
With German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier on a two-day visit to Iraq it is high time for the EU to revamp its five-year old Iraq strategy
The eurozone needs a government bond market
George Soros argues that a eurozone government bond market would bring immediate and vital benefits
Serbia, mon amour
Spain should have nothing to fear from Kosovo?s independence, writes Jose Ignacio Torreblanca
How to avoid the ruin of the European market
Taskforces chaired by the European Commission should co-ordinate state aid, making sure that national measures reinforce each other to the greater benefit of the sectors concerned and avoid bending competition rules, writes Giuliano Amato and Emma Bonino