Europe’s underestimated young voters
There are three reasons why pro-European parties should appeal to youth voters
Paweł Zerka
Europe should do better on Venezuela
The EU has taken constructive steps to address the crisis in Venezuela, but the lack of a common European position could threaten progress towards a peaceful transition of power.
Fort Trump, Fortress Poland?
Brussels insiders may look askance at Polish entreaties to Donald Trump. But western EU member states share some of the blame for strained relations too
The march of the populist right: Is Sweden next?
The Sweden Democrats are set to lose the election – but win the power of kingmaker
Are spheres of influence still in? The EU and external security
The security perceptions scorecard highlights the EU's ability and willingness to act as a security provider, depending on the region
Destination unknown: The EU’s many-faceted migration fears
As our new Security Scorecard shows, Europeans have diverging perceptions of security challenges facing them – however, all but one EU governments see uncontrolled migration as a national security threat
Europe’s defining choice on Poland
Europe’s decision on whether or not to declare Poland in breach with European rule of law standards comes down to a choice between principles and pragmatism
Poland’s facelift to win back friends in Europe
It will take more than superficial changes to alter the course of Poland’s relationship with Europe