17 Jan 2025 - 12:00am

Can Bayrou’s government survive? The cost of clinging on is considerable

Christopher Bickerton

10.07

The reparations war that could break the EU Poland has been forced to let go of its history

Michal Kranz

25.06

The EU’s economic war on Le Pen The market’s attack dogs are targeting National Rally

Thomas Fazi

18.06

The great Brussels stitch-up Over dinner last night, von der Leyen was crowned again

Thomas Fazi

10.06

Europe’s insurgent Right won’t change anything Their elections were little more than a charade

Thomas Fazi

07.06

Tusk’s partisan war on Russian interference Only Putin will win from Poland's political games

Michal Kranz

03.06

Keir Starmer: an ungrateful beneficiary of Brexit Labour has reaped the benefits of leaving

Richard Tuck

31.05

Von der Leyen could still be toppled Pfizergate has revealed the EU's true nature

Thomas Fazi

18.05

Inside the Orbán insurgency Europe's future is being written in Hungary

Lily Lynch

09.05

The EU is turning into a Remainer nightmare In a cruel twist of fate, Brussels has shed its progressive skin

Thomas Fazi

08.05

China is not the answer to Nato President Xi has learnt from our hollow humanitarianism

Philip Cunliffe

10.04

Europe faces death by decadence Respecting voters is now seen as a sign of weakness

Malcom Kyeyune