European countries edge towards war on terror
British drone strikes on jihadists in Syria are part of a European trend towards US-style military responses to terrorism overseas
Commentary
Ukraine’s hot political autumn
Monday’s violent protest outside the parliament and the departure from the coalition of the Radical Party have kicked off Ukraine’s hot political autumn
The euro: irreversible – but not indestructible
Europe’s evolution, which is vital for our survival, can only be continued by overcoming the obstacle which the Greek crisis represents
If Europe were a country
The Government would have convened Parliament to request extraordinary funds and approve emergency measures
How Europe can deal with the asylum crisis
Refugee reception and protection needs a system of common governance.
EU needs to step up its game in Ukraine
The EU should stay true to basic principles in dealing with Russian revisionism and push back when these principles are violated
Europe’s jigsaw response to the refugee crisis
It is clear that there will be no good solution to the refugee crisis, only partial responses
Moving on from panic mode: was last week a turning point in the migration challenge?
German FM Steinmeier and Economics Minister Gabriel call for solidarity, humanity, fair distribution and support
Europe won’t bow to an anti-Iran-deal US Congress
Europeans have learned to take statements by US members of Congress with a grain of salt, particularly on polarizing issues like Iran
The challenge of re-engaging Belarus
It is right to be wary of the regime in Belarus, but the EU should nonetheless try to turn this into an opportunity in its favour