Bittersweet anniversary
As Europe celebrates the 5th anniversary of enlargement, the concept of Eastern Europe is unfortunately still alive and well
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Europe?s social deficit and the next European elections
Elections to the European Parliament offer an opportunity to discuss Europe?s left-right dimension
Spain?s place at the table
Spain has managed to obtain a seat at the G-20, but it still has to figure out what it wants to stand for
What’s Left Now?
As European progressives seeking to allay contemporary anxieties look to the singular success of their American counterparts for comfort, they may be inspired, but should not assume that this is a model for the careful recalibration which is needed in the ?Old continent’
Monnet’s lessons for global governance
Could a global emissions-trading system serve as the European Coal and Steel Community of our times?
NATO: Keeping in shape at 60
As NATO celebrates its 60th anniversary in Strasbourg/Kehl, Korski sets out the Alliance’s challenges and how they could be addressed
Obama and Europe?s vanities
What Obama wants from Europe is a solid partner in a multipolar world, not 27 photo opportunities
Why Britain needs the euro
Andrew Duff explains why the time has come for Britain to decide to join the euro
Overwhelming Logic
Spain?s decision to withdraw from Kosovo will come at a high price to its international image
Of summits, walls and ‘pigs’
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, divisions between the East and West remain too wide