What's Going On Under the Sea?

27/06/2017 by Willem Van Boxtel

What’s Going On Under the Sea?

Dutch Cabinet Formations: What They Mean for the Netherlands and Europe

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History, Society & Culture

Obituary: Helmut Kohl, Architect of Europe

18/06/2017 by Willem Van Boxtel

Obituary: Helmut Kohl, Architect of Europe
A European Citizens' Initiative 2.0 to tackle the democratic deficit effectively

17/04/2017 by Eléonore Garnier

A European Citizens’ Initiative 2.0 to tackle the democratic deficit effectively
CEU Students' statements on the Orbán government's decision

05/04/2017 by Sharon S. Belli

CEU Students’ statements on the Orbán government’s decision

Students’ statements following the closure of CEU
The communication strategy of the European Parliament

08/03/2017 by Anna Ferrari

The communication strategy of the European Parliament

An interview with former Director-General Juana Lahousse

Current Affairs

“If they decided to kill him he would be dead already”

22/06/2017

“If they decided to kill him he would be dead already”
Is the “Brussels Bubble” Responsible for the Rise of Euroscepticism?

22/06/2017 by Candice Béjuit

Is the “Brussels Bubble” Responsible for the Rise of Euroscepticism?
Whatever happened to the Finns Party?

17/06/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

Whatever happened to the Finns Party?

Juuso Järviniemi recounts and expounds the dramatic events in Finnish politics in the last week.
Conservatives' weak and wobbly Britain

09/06/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

Conservatives’ weak and wobbly Britain

Juuso Järviniemi reacts to the UK general election result.

Opinion

The time for transnational lists is now

21/06/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

The time for transnational lists is now
European Solidarity Corps: Bittersweet development of a new EU programme

17/06/2017 by Valentin Dupouey

European Solidarity Corps: Bittersweet development of a new EU programme
Good old British arrogance

10/05/2017 by Willem Van Boxtel

Good old British arrogance

Why the Britain’s Brexit Negotiating Strategy Is Already Flawed
#indyref2: Informed choices, please

06/04/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

#indyref2: Informed choices, please

The public could be misled if Scotland voted on independence during Article 50 talks, Juuso Järviniemi writes.

Thinking Federalist

Why believe in european federalism?

14/06/2017 by Thomas Grandjouan

Why believe in european federalism?

Tapio Raunio: Just as EU institutions grow stronger, media coverage is decreasing

12/06/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

Tapio Raunio: Just as EU institutions grow stronger, media coverage is decreasing
‘Eurosceptics and federalists are both in a way right'

11/06/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

‘Eurosceptics and federalists are both in a way right’

In Juuso Järviniemi’s interview, professor Tapio Raunio discusses leadership and democratic legitimacy in the (...)
Tapio Raunio: Scholars see the EU as very much like a federal state

10/06/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

Tapio Raunio: Scholars see the EU as very much like a federal state

First part of Juuso Järviniemi’s interview with Tapio Raunio, professor at the University of Tampere in Finland.

Global Affairs

The Path of the Beast: An interview with Flaviano Bianchini

03/06/2017 by Cristina Bettati

The Path of the Beast: An interview with Flaviano Bianchini
Migration and the response of the EU

26/05/2017 by Sotiriou Sotiris

Migration and the response of the EU
The “16+1” Initiative: China in the Post-Soviet Space

30/04/2017 by Gaia Rizzi

The “16+1” Initiative: China in the Post-Soviet Space

What strategy lies behind China’s new-found interest in Eastern Europe ?
David McAllister: We must trust each other and act as one

27/03/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

David McAllister: We must trust each other and act as one

An interview with David McAllister, the chair of the European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs.

The Future of Europe

Multi-speed Europe: Count on Finland being in the core

31/05/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

Multi-speed Europe: Count on Finland being in the core
On the challenges and problems of a European Army

10/02/2017 by Miguel Hesse Meana

On the challenges and problems of a European Army
Rome March 25, 2017: Time to act for Europe!

06/02/2017 by Roberto Castaldi

Rome March 25, 2017: Time to act for Europe!

Europe is facing an existential crisis. With the 60th anniversary of the Treaties of Rome ahead, we are facing a decisive moment in (...)
Brexit: The Irish Perspective

29/09/2016 by Mathilde Helleu, translated by Julia Aniśko

Brexit: The Irish Perspective

The withdrawal of Great Britain from the EU has unexpected consequences for Ireland.