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The European Commission should take a tougher stance against the Polish government, whose ongoing assault on the judiciary is making a mockery of the EU.
European leaders should convert their newfound confidence into positive energy to develop realistic solutions to the challenges that continue to plague the EU.
Twelve months on from Turkey’s coup attempt, Ankara is forging ahead with imposing a religious-conservative agenda on society, despite significant popular opposition.
The EU’s political contours are being redrawn, as Western Europe’s renewed influence is poised to eclipse the union’s Eastern members.
The problem for the regime in Moscow is that today’s revolution is taking place not in the streets of Russia but in the minds of its citizens.
The European Union should be investing in foreign policy and humanitarian aid, not weapons.
Populist parties across Europe will continue to pose a challenge until the frustrations in traditional democratic politics have been addressed.
By attacking the Central European University, the Hungarian government seeks to cement its role as a protector of national interests against an international scapegoat.
A selection of experts answer a new question from Judy Dempsey on the foreign and security policy challenges shaping Europe’s role in the world.
Citizens across Europe are taking to the streets and the Internet to counter the Euroskeptic and anti-immigrant messages of far-right populists and nationalists.