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Poland took over the six-month presidency of the Council of the EU in January. Katarzyna Walecka reflects on the country’s...

An Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Summit was held in Paris on 10-11 February. In an interview with EUROPP’s editor Stuart...

Prior to the 2004 EU enlargement, there was widespread optimism about the democratic prospects of Central and Eastern Europe. James...

Tensions between the EU and the Trump administration have highlighted the risks of the EU’s technological dependence on the United...

The EU is often viewed as a champion of gender equality, write Elena Frech and Jessica Fortin-Rittberger. But unless commitments...

Diverting scarce military resources to the Indo-Pacific makes little sense at a time when Europe must contain the threat of...

The conditions a child grows up in have lasting impacts on their health, well-being and life outcomes. Katie Beck and...

Serbia’s unprecedented protests against Aleksandar Vučić’s regime are unlikely to lead to real change unless the opposition rises to the...

Migration communication campaigns are becoming increasingly common across Europe. James Dennison, Lorenzo Piccoli and Mariana C. Duarte present a framework...

Herbert Kitschelt and Silja Häusermann show that structural economic change – rather than parties abandoning traditional left-wing principles – is...