View from Paris: A marginalised voice
France remains hugely concerned by visa liberalisation on Turkey, as deal exposes Franco-German fractures
Migration
Working with the Western Balkans
In 2015, of the main migratory routes to Europe by both land and sea, the one through the Western Balkans has been the busiest
Why resettlement is the most realistic response to the refugee crisis
Creating safe routes is the best way to enforce borders: a wall without a door is unlikely to stand
The law of the ‘Jungle’
With the future of the Dublin system up for grabs, families are still being divided by mistrustful governments
The Janus face of Europe’s migration policy
Contradictory approaches are built into the system of Europe’s migration and asylum policies
Germany’s gambit: Turkey and the refugee crisis
With domestic pressure over migration numbers growing, Angela Merkel is the EU leader most eager to engage with Turkey
Europe under pressure to act
What are the elements that Europe needs to bring together to tackle the refugee crisis?
Thirteen trends for 2016
What does the new year hold for Europe's foreign policy?
Germany, France & Syria: Berlin’s calculated solidarity
Supporting France militarily is calculated to help Germany’s interest and better position it in international bargaining over a ceasefire and transition in Syria.
Germany’s hunt for a coalition of the willing
Germany is searching for European partners to end its splendid isolation over the refugee crisis