Desperately close: how a liberal pro-European almost became the President of Poland

13/07/2020 by Jan Sztanka-Tóth

Desperately close: how a liberal pro-European almost became the President of Poland

Polish citizen Jan Sztanka-Tóth analyses what the results of last night’s presidential elections in Poland mean for country and (...)

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Current Affairs

Reporting from the latest OECD Forum: COVID-19 and the unemployment time-bomb

11/07/2020 by Christine Mamo

Reporting from the latest OECD Forum: COVID-19 and the unemployment time-bomb
Beyond green waves and new governments: France's political landscape in 2020

07/07/2020 by Madelaine Pitt

Beyond green waves and new governments: France’s political landscape in 2020
Chinese aid to European Union countries: a new balance of power between East and West?

06/07/2020 by Sacha Billaudot

Chinese aid to European Union countries: a new balance of power between East and West?

As early as November 2019, the first cases of coronavirus were detected in China. As the first country to face the epidemic, China (...)
Polish Presidential Elections: A Massive Test for the Illiberal Government in the Midst of a Pandemic

26/06/2020 by Jan Sztanka-Tóth

Polish Presidential Elections: A Massive Test for the Illiberal Government in the Midst of a Pandemic

Jan explains some of the controversy surrounding the upcoming Polish elections as well as looking at possible (...)

Interviews and Guest Writers

Afrozensus: “We are legitimate subjects of our research !”

12/07/2020 by Arnisa Halili

Afrozensus: “We are legitimate subjects of our research !”
Interview with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz

06/06/2020 by Luca Arfini

Interview with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz

Thinking Federalist

European Perspectives on the “Next Generation EU” recovery fund

07/06/2020 by Jakub Stefaniak

European Perspectives on the “Next Generation EU” recovery fund
What can federalism learn from feminism?

04/06/2020 by Irene Queralt Santamatilde

What can federalism learn from feminism?

Conference on the Future of Europe – a stepping stone to a European federation?

03/06/2020 by Juuso Järviniemi

Conference on the Future of Europe – a stepping stone to a European federation?

Kalojan Hoffmeister and Juuso Järviniemi explain the idea behind the conference, and discuss JEF-Europe’s expectations for what should be (...)
70 years on: rewriting the Schuman declaration for today's Europe

11/05/2020 by Théo Boucart

70 years on: rewriting the Schuman declaration for today’s Europe

Théo Boucart lays out the 2020 version of the Schuman declaration.

History, Society & Culture

Eurovision: where geopolitics take to the stage

10/07/2020 by Courrier d’Europe - Made in Sorbonne

Eurovision: where geopolitics take to the stage
United in swing: a growing European passion

26/05/2020 by Madelaine Pitt

United in swing: a growing European passion
European Homes: between proximity and isolation

12/05/2020 by Anja Meunier

European Homes: between proximity and isolation

A totally unique photo project by Anja Meunier and Arnisa Halili.
Europe Day should serve as a stark reminder: Europe's Jewish minority is under threat

09/05/2020 by Johannes Börmann

Europe Day should serve as a stark reminder: Europe’s Jewish minority is under threat

Europe’s diversity is Europe’s strength. Where this diversity is challenged by ultra-nationalist and populist worldviews, minorities are (...)

Europe in the World

The European Parliament: partner or disruptor in European foreign policy making?

09/07/2020 by Benjamin Robinet

The European Parliament: partner or disruptor in European foreign policy making?
On Defeating China

07/07/2020 by Ludger Wortmann

On Defeating China
Friend and Foe?

05/07/2020 by Reuben Bharucha

Friend and Foe?

“The relationship between the EU and China is simultaneously one of the most strategically important and one of the most challenging (...)
The Western Balkans: hostile governments and limited freedoms challenge the European dream

04/07/2020 by Théo Boucart

The Western Balkans: hostile governments and limited freedoms challenge the European dream

An article from the ‘Freedom of the Press in Europe’ series

Social Fabric and Equal Footing

Turkey and the South Caucasus: between pluralism and extreme repression

05/07/2020 by Théo Boucart

Turkey and the South Caucasus: between pluralism and extreme repression
Journalism in Europe: An increasingly dangerous mission

05/06/2020 by Pauline Adès Mével

Journalism in Europe: An increasingly dangerous mission
Freedom of the Press in Ireland: political apathy and the commercialisation of information

02/06/2020 by Robert Tolan

Freedom of the Press in Ireland: political apathy and the commercialisation of information

Robert Tolan assesses the challenges facing freedom of the press in Ireland.
From Brexit to COVID-19: how the press failed Britain

29/05/2020 by Madelaine Pitt

From Brexit to COVID-19: how the press failed Britain

Madelaine Pitt examines how similarities in coverage of the two crises highlight the dire state of the British (...)