Brexit’s international observers: The good, the bad and the ugly
Why are the Brexiteers so worried about the American President’s intervention in the referendum campaign?
Series
A war of character
In Europe's war of character against terrorism, level-headed circumspection will serve better than a rush to retaliate and demonise
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.
Refugees pushing Germany to take the lead again
What stands in the way of a bigger German role in the shaping the European response is the effect of intergovernmentalism and the lack of strong ideas with the power to build a core consensus behind them
The politics of history: how the perception of WW II shapes political debates on Eastern Europe
Peace in Europe can be based only on equal rights to social, political, and economic development for all
Poland and the Eastern Partnership: the view from Warsaw
Warsaw believes that the EaP has been a success, especially in view of the developments that have taken place in the southern neighbourhood
Estonia and the Eastern Partnership: the view from Tallinn
A lack of ambition in Eastern Partnership policy would be detrimental to the EU's as well as Estonia's interests
The Eastern Partnership: the view from Ukraine
The overwhelming Ukrainian perception is that the level of attention and engagement from the EU is inadequate and does not meet ambitions
The Eastern Partnership: the view from Moldova
Democratic backsliding and weak communications undermine support for the impact European integration has had