The American public is much more likely to sense a natural alliance with European countries than the reverse, write Susi Dennison and Dina Smeltz in their newly released op-ed based on polling data by ECFR and the Chicago Council on Foreign Affairs
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A further exit of a member state after Brexit would be a disaster, but even more serious is a disintegration of the European Union from within
The decision is absurd. Poland, like all countries in the European Union, has signed a treaty that clearly states that European laws take precedence over national ones.
Vessela Tcherneva comments on the decision of constitutional court in Poland and what it means for the future of the EU
Jonathan Hackenbroich is referenced as an expert in The Economist special report “The New Order of Trade” on how trade policy is changing in times of geoeconomics
Migration is the most divisive dossier for the EU, only temporarily frozen by the pandemic. It remains a sensitive issue as the Member States have 27 different positions.
Above all, the new government in Berlin must lead the fight against the two biggest threats the EU will face in the near future: The rule of law and the further dismantling of democracy
Angela Merkel has done a lot right – but merely managing her legacy will not be enough, writes Jana Puglierin in her op-ed
The battle we have now is basically about will the EU allow this to happen, that populist, autocratic governments disregard the European standards & laws, leading to an erosion of the EU foundations
Poland and some other member states have repeatedly clashed with the EU over the rule of law, media freedom and minority rights, explains Piotr Buras
What is at stake is not Polexit, but the credibility and legitimacy of EU law and its key defender – the CJEU
In his op-ed for Balkan Insight, Piotr Buras argues Polexit is not really the issue after the verdict of Poland’s constitutional court questioning the primacy of EU law
PiS’s politicians are basically very anti-European, except that they do not want to leave the European Union politically, because they are well aware of the benefits
Piotr Buras comments on the anti-European policies of Poland’s ruling party, the PiS, in light of the constitutional court’s latest verdict
If we talk abstractly about corruption, it is one thing, but when people see its real dimensions in apartments and stacks of money, they get really angry and this resulted in Andrei Babiš’s loss
Vessela Tcherneva comments on the resignation of Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, Andrei Babiš’s loss in the Czech Republic after the Pandora Papers and the political responsibility of Kristalina Georgieva