Can the liberals become the new pivotal political family of EU politics?
Ursula von der Leyen recently unveiled her proposed candidates for the next European Commission. […]
The David Cameron memoirs: No apology, no atonement, no courage
In a new book, David Cameron details his time as UK Prime Minister and […]
Is the EU headed for a ‘Southern Irish’ backstop in the case of a hard Brexit?
Some members of the UK government have hinted that the country may unilaterally refrain […]
Why trust in EU civil protection depends on trust in national institutions
A number of high profile crises and disasters have spurred the EU to expand […]
The ‘Brahmin left’ vs the ‘Merchant right’: A comment on Thomas Piketty’s new book
In a section of his latest book, Thomas Piketty attempts to chart how political […]
How ‘family-friendly’ are European countries?
Which European countries offer the most support to families? Yekaterina Chzhen, Anna Gromada and […]
A sputtering car goes into reverse: The German recession and its consequences
So, you want to buy 98 per cent of our territory? A Danish perspective on American-Danish-Greenlandic relations
Should the law intervene when politicians make discriminatory statements? Reflections from Brazil and the United Kingdom
What to expect from Austria’s election
What the Faroe Islands can tell us about small states, autonomy and climate change
From one marriage of convenience to another: Will Italy’s new M5S-PD government last longer than its predecessor?
Book Review: The Technology Trap: Capital, Labour and Power in the Age of Automation by Carl Benedikt Frey
Why don’t left-wing governments reverse reforms implemented during a bailout? Evidence from Spain and Portugal
Critically democratic: Explaining the collapse and revival of political support in Germany
