Institutions: Heads of state still setting the agenda
The Spitzenkandidat system has been criticised by a number of heads of state. Will it be applied this year?
The Spitzenkandidat system has been criticised by a number of heads of state. Will it be applied this year?
Will the European Union muster the ambition necessary to tackle climate change, and can it provide itself with the means to do so?
While social Europe may have finally woken from its slumber, progress hasn’t come easy.
Europe facing the refugee crisis.
A European army? It won’t be happening overnight.
The European Union remains an area in which there is fierce tax competition between its member countries.
In the run-up to the European elections, populists are gaining ground in many countries. But their slogans are not winning through everywhere. Where are they successful, and what makes them dangerous?
After the 2010 crisis, some corrections were done to the common currency system. The eurozone has been saved, but the living standards of the middle and lower classes continue to worsen.
A fact-check of Biljana Borzan's claim, stating that two thirds of Croatian legislation is determined by European legislation – a claim which is often made in other member states as well. The statement is mostly true, even if it is difficult to find out the exact number.
The European Union will probably not achieve its ‘poverty and social exclusion’ target, which is a part of the Europe 2020 strategy.