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Trade Free-For-All
The European Union is swooping in to claim the free trade spoils abandoned by London and Washington.
East-West Conflict
The European Court of Justice’s ruling on relocating refugees deepens the rift within the EU.
Back from the Brink
Turkey’s relationship with Europe seems to be heading for rock bottom. But there is scope to rebuild ties with Germany and the EU on the economic front.
Europe’s Power Shifts
One year on from the Brexit vote, the EU’s political landscape is profoundly changed.
Refounding Europe
Both Germany and France will have to show flexibility in the fields they dominate.
Enemies Within
Budapest and Warsaw are undermining the EU’s values, but Brussels’ kid gloves are only making them bolder.
Europe and Me
The European Union needs to change to survive, and Germany will have to play a key role.
Merkcron, a Dream Team?
Europe’s future hinges on relations between Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron.
Breaking Good
Brussels shouldn’t leave Brexit to the British; it’s time for the EU to define its interests.
“Donald Trump is a Wake-Up Call”
Günter Verheugen and Elmar Brok on the state of the European Union and the challenges presented by the Trump presidency.
