Kosovo: precedent or excuse?
When dealing with Moscow, EU leaders should not accept the parallelism between Kosovo and Ossetia
When dealing with Moscow, EU leaders should not accept the parallelism between Kosovo and Ossetia
The EU faces a tough dilemma: sanctions would further isolate Russia but a ?business as usual’ approach would send the wrong signal
Moscow’s decision to recognize Georgia’s breakaway regions is a profound challenge to Europe’s security architecture
The EU collectively spends an annual 200 billion euro on defence but squanders most of it on Cold War-style armies
Despite the grand rhetoric, neither Sarkozy nor the EU have the capacity to transform the southern Mediterranean
A survey carried out after the Irish referendum outlines a very worrying landscape for the future of European integration
An analysis of the Irish ‘no’ to the Lisbon Treaty, published in El Pais. In Spanish and English
The rejection of Lisbon by Irish voters would upset the delicate balance which has kept the much buffeted European ship afloat
Iran’s nuclear programme is as scary as the potential of an Israeli air strike on the country
Closing itself to immigration will not solve Europe’s problems, and it will impair its attractiveness as a model open society. An op-ed in Spanish and English