30 years ago, Austria, Finland and Sweden became members of the EU. What has been theeconomic, political and societal impact of their EU membership? What drivesEU enlargement today? And what may the EU’s next 30 years look like? We will delve into these questions with our experts, looking first at the scenarios for EU reforms…
Unless the European Union urgently addresses the growing threat to the rule of law, it will set a dangerous precedent of tolerance for corruption and lawlessness among the European political elite
The EU’s work on its Strategic Compass should include debates on the special status states’ future role in European defence
Austria is surrounded by neighbours whose failings on the rule of law could cause trouble for Austria itself. For this reason, stronger EU mechanisms would suit Vienna’s strategic positioning
Vessela Tcherneva on the success of Austria’s Freedom party and the implications for Bulgaria
Austrian will agree to lift Schengen veto in the coming months
Vienna is a perfect hub for spying, and always was
Nobody in Austria has a good answer today on what this notion of neutrality would actually mean if we took it seriously
