Education

Ukraine’s universities have remained open to students throughout Russia’s war on Ukraine. Drawing on a recent period teaching at the...

Japan, South Korea and Taiwan have positioned startups not only as engines of economic growth but as key pillars of...

Fixing retail book prices is a common policy in Europe, but how does preventing competition affect booksellers and buyers? Christos...

Today is the tenth anniversary of the referendum that paved the way for the legalisation of same-sex marriage in Ireland....

Nicușor Dan defeated George Simion in Romania’s presidential election on 18 May. Mihaela Mihai writes that while Dan’s success has...

History and memory as much as interests play a critical role in sustaining the Russia-China relationship today, writes Michael Cox....

Friedrich Merz was confirmed as Germany’s new Chancellor on 6 May, despite losing an initial vote in the Bundestag. John...

Does downward class mobility increase the likelihood of voting for far-right parties? If so, why, and through which mechanisms? How...

Why are “culture wars” prominent in some European countries but not in others? In new research, Tadeas Cely finds roots...

Recent Eurobarometer data shows there is clear public support for creating a stronger EU, writes Vera Spyrakou. In the European...