View from Madrid: Applying the lessons of the past
Spain is seeking to apply the lessons of its previous migration experience to the European response
José Ignacio Torreblanca
View from Madrid: Welcoming, but worries over capacity
Questions over Spain's ability to absorb migrants grow after Spanish volte-face on quotas
Navel-gazing Spain
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s foreign policy, together with former Prime Minister José Luis Zapatero’s, removes the country from the international arena
If Europe were a country
The Government would have convened Parliament to request extraordinary funds and approve emergency measures
Tsipras’s Failure
Tsipras chose the wrong allies and his negotiation tactics have shattered trust between the parties
Does Europe have a digital future?
The “third Industrial Revolution” – the digital revolution – is well underway and Europe cannot afford to miss it
The Complainers Club
Cameron and Tsipras portray their countries as victims of the EU and its policies and demand redress, privileges and special conditions
The eccentric Cameron
During the last four years, Cameron has performed all kinds of juggling acts to simultaneously keep three balls in the air with two hands
A European shipwreck
To declare war on the smugglers will simply divert migratory pressure to other areas
Digital weapons
Digital vulnerability is a great concern for governments and companies