In an interview with LSE’s Joanna Bale, Marta Lorimer discusses the rise of the radical right, how Keir Starmer should...
Read moreNATO’s commitment to sharply increase spending on defence and security presents a daunting fiscal challenge for many European governments. Iain...
Read moreA variety of schemes have been implemented across Europe to help refugees integrate into the labour market. Yet as Ihssane...
Read moreThe European Commission has proposed a new budget resource called “CORE” that would be funded by contributions from large companies...
Read moreVera Spyrakou argues the pressures of war are driving Europe to act as a political union, even in domains once...
Read moreIn July, a bill that would have weakened Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies led to an outbreak of protests. Maryna Rabinovych and...
Read moreMost explanations of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine focus on NATO expansion or Vladimir Putin’s personal ambitions. Yet as Gabriel A....
Read moreWhen academic studies get things wrong, it is often blamed on misconduct and fraud. Yet as Michael Ganslmeier and Tim...
Read moreSerbia’s student-led protests have developed into a sustained challenge to the authority of Aleksandar Vučić’s government. Jelena Filipovic writes that...
Read moreThe US-EU trade deal announced in July has been portrayed as a one-sided agreement that damages European economic interests. Yet...
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