A new take on ‘whatever it takes’?
Outgoing ECB President Mario Draghi recently expressed support for a closer fiscal union in […]
Five lessons from Kosovo’s parliamentary elections
Kosovo held parliamentary elections on 6 October. Blerim Vela outlines five key lessons that […]
The US-China trade war: Risks and opportunities for the EU and the United Kingdom
The trade war between the United States and China has already had an impact […]
Is the resurgence of Europe’s far-right a cultural or an economic phenomenon?
There has been a spectacular rise in support for far-right parties in Europe over […]
Polish election recap: A victory for Law and Justice, but the party may find governing more difficult than before
Law and Justice won Poland’s election on 13 October, increasing their vote share and […]
Why the EU should open accession negotiations with Albania and North Macedonia
The EU is expected to make a decision this week on whether to open […]
What to expect from the 2019 Swiss federal elections
Book Review: Why Not Default? The Political Economy of Sovereign Debt by Jerome Roos
Polish election preview: Are Law and Justice heading for a majority?
Five minutes with António Costa Pinto on Portugal’s election: “Left-wing voters preferred the renewal of the previous agreement to a single Socialist majority”
Who will win the Polish election?
A not so silent revolution: The new power of old divides in European politics
