Constructing Europe’s Future
In spite of claims that it has an integrated and fully-functioning single market, European infrastructure is still hopelessly split along national lines
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Goodwin Humiliation an Empty Token Gesture
Tuesday, 07 February 2012 13:22
The decision to strip Sir Fred Goodwin of his knighthood is a populist move that does not really mean anything
Cycling and the City
Monday, 06 February 2012 11:06
Moving toward more liveable cities
In recent years a trend of changing mobility patterns has been observed, a movement toward active transport like cycling or walking.
France After the Rating Downgrade
Wednesday, 01 February 2012 09:29
According to many, the recent cut of French sovereign rating from triple A to AA+ is not going to produce any visible change in internal politics and economics. Is this true?
The Barking Dogs and the Hungarian Caravan
Wednesday, 18 January 2012 16:11
Worsening economic conditions might limit Hungarian government’s power and reverse authoritarian policies of Viktor Orban
Christmas Traditions Around Europe
Wednesday, 14 December 2011 12:31
Has the sobering financial year had an impact on the diverse traditions and exciting variations of Christmas celebrations?
Employment & Social
Nick Clegg Calls for More Employee Ownership in UK Businesses
The UK’s deputy leader says that giving workers a stake in their companies can unlock growth
Employment ≠ Security
Self-employment in a globalised world can be both a survival strategy and a successful way to self-fulfillment
Positive Change on the River Oder Border
German-Polish relations are going through a constructive phase, but die-hard stereotypes are still marring the picture
Urban Squeeze
Romanticism – an artistic movement which swept through Europe at the time of the industrial revolution - was perhaps not the most well thought-out cultural expression in history
Energy
A Rush for Natural Gas
The discovery of natural gas changes the map in the Mediterranean, causing concerns about a regional conflagration
The 'If' Scenario: A US-Iran Proxy War in Bahrain
From Tahrir Square to Pearl Square, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region has been rocked by protests in recent months.
European Union
From European to Global
The rigidity Germany showed in managing the Euro-crisis and the parallel unilateralism in its foreign policy are two faces of the same coin
Merry England Turns Its Back on Europe
British euroscepticism feeds into the myth of the exceptional nature of the United Kingdom – what is the history behind the national feeling?
The Democratic Deficit of Viktor Orban's Hungary
Hundreds of thousand of Hungarian citizens are taking the street to protest against the new constitution
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Culture
Patriotic Punishment: Obligatory Nationalism or a Healt
UK riots lead politicians to suggest a return of mandatory conscription for rioters, but is forced patriotism the answer to Britain’s problems?
