The rise of anti-EU populism in both European South and North and the dramatic decrease of trust into the EU among the citizens – how the new instruments of Eurozone governance could stop lacking democratic legitimacy?
Vladimir Putin may still be the most popular politician in Russia, but his system of government is showing certain signs of weakness one year after returning to power.
Although it may seem that Europe is down and out as it struggles with multiple crises, things are in fact far, far better than they appear on the surface.
A new ECFR analysis shows that trust in the EU has plummeted across the continent. Both southern debtors and northern creditors feel like they are victims.
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