The EU has the technology, the workers and the demand—now it needs the political will to turn its railway industry into a ...

A decade after Brexit and Donald Trump's first election to the US presidency, states are increasingly isolated from one ...

These new types of authoritarian regimes apparently cannot be attributed to the particular circumstances of a failed ...

The Next Generation EU programme, despite sluggish implementation and limited coverage, reveals how industrial policy can ...

Germany's faith in free markets has left it squeezed between China and America — but a defence-spending loophole offers ...

A far-right candidate threatens to dismantle decades of democratic progress in Latin America's most celebrated success story.

We must address climate change, inequality, and poverty simultaneously, but prevailing economic approaches are failing; ...

The American model has produced rentier capitalism and functional illiteracy—Europe's universities must return to their ...

Kaja Kallas is not the problem; the EU's dysfunctional institutional architecture is crippling its global influence.

A nation built on public provision faces new tests as crime, inequality and demographic shifts challenge its foundational social contract.

The process of appointing the new college of European commissioners sparked a loud controversy over the lack of gender balance. Ultimately, the returning commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, ...

The centenary of the Treaty of Versailles should remind us how closely it connected the fragile promise of peace to the quest for social justice. The Treaty of Versailles, which settled the scores ...