How to avoid a post-truth world
It is time to recognize that the integrity of information is part of the critical infrastructure of liberal democracy
Sebastian Dullien
Trumped up trade: The end of an era
The days of US fiscal restraint, and of global trade growth outpacing GDP growth, are now over.
Europe’s Trade Policy: Can a Phoenix Rise From the Ashes?
TTIP is dead but CETA can still be saved.
The Apple tax bill is not protectionism
International conflicts are inevitable when governments challenge the excesses of multinational corporations
Bear any burden, and Paying the price
The EU should broaden the scope of what is expected of member states on burden sharing on refugee crisis, within more formalised, intergovernmental co-operation according to two papers from ECFR
The EU trade strategy: Where is the “strategic” part?
Though individual goals of the EU’s trade strategy are laudable, by all usual definitions, it is not really a strategy at all
Why Berlin and Paris cannot give in to Cameron
Proposed protections for “euro-outs” may hamper the in crowd on vital further integration
A mismanaged bailout is worse than a Grexit
With Greece on the brink and accusations and counter-accusations making the round, one could do worse than look to Argentina to see how a recovery could work
Is the German elite miscalculating the fallout from Grexit?
The drop-out of the small member states has all but lost its capacity to frighten
The Greek compromise
To applause back home, Germany succeeded in conceding little to Greece – but the result might be future chaos