A man waves a Romanian flag during a protest in Bucharest as part of an international day of action against Acta. Photograph: Andrei Pungovschi/AFP/Getty ...
Aarhus is taking a stand against fear. The second-largest city in Denmark is one of the most diverse in Scandinavia. It's population of around 300,000 ...
On 23 June 2016, 52% of voters in a national referendum made it clear they would like the United Kingdom to leave the European Union. We know what they ...
We had a comment sent in from Andrew, who thinks that Europeans do not “fear refugees”, but rather have very realistic concerns. Is he right?
Mark Rutte has positioned himself as a counterweight to Berlin and Paris, offering opposition or support to shape the future of the EU according to Dutch ...
Why are citizens falling out of love with the EU? The rise of Eurosceptic parties across the EU suggests something has gone seriously wrong.
Anecdotally, the post-Dimon collapse in crypto prices seems to confirm his view (though of course this is much more due to China concerns than a vested ...
We need an Apollo-style programme to tackle climate change – Prof. Hans Joachim Schellnhuber | Horizon: the EU Research & Innovation magazine | European ...
In 2011, Mikołaj Dowgielewicz, Polish Minister for European and Economic Affairs, said: "We have our backs to the wall: one or two member states are not ...
When we have faced down impossible odds; when we've been told that we're not ready, or that we shouldn't try, or that we can't, generations of Americans ...
So, in the end, Hamlet had it wrong. “To be or not to be” is not the question. The question of questions is, “What is the question?
Angela Merkel has been at odds with Emmanuel Macron over his EU reform plans | Michele Tantussi/Getty Images
No matter how far up the food chain you are, the failure to reform US healthcare puts you and those you care about squarely in the crosshairs of physical ...
Keeping up appearances: How Europe is supporting Ukraine's transformation | European Council on Foreign Relations
I would say to Arnout that, at least in a Danish context, we have public service media so, in some ways they're bound to be more objective.
It might surprise you to know that support for European integration and for monetary integration (that is, for the Euro) remains extremely high. We have ...
First of all, we need emergency provisions, hotspots for reception of refugees. In the medium-to-long-term, we need a permanent relocation mechanism.
If we sense that such changes are coming, we have an urgent responsibility to ourselves, our families, and our communities to prepare for them.
Marshall Plan at 70: How did the US revive Europe after the Second World War and did it achieve its aims? | The Independent
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That's the best way to know what to apply to your life and your company, and what isn't applicable to the European reality.
The Conservatives want to suppress a debate on Brexit at their conference – but Tories like me are fighting back | The Independent
... we get what we voted for and we are disappointed. The modern metropolis of Singapore towers over the Singapore River. Picture: Jason Goh/Pixabay
GUE-NGL, the group [in the European Parliament] that I'm a member of, has produced guidelines for an alternative policy on migration. And we've based those ...
I think the hardest question to answer is what is going to happen to trade and the economic relations between the UK and the rest of the EU.
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