Christine Lagarde seeks a greater international role for the euro, but Europe's economic realities present a complex ...

Amid Donald Trump's hostility towards universities the question remains: how did the US leading scholars lose trust?

A razor-thin victory for the national-conservative Law and Justice Party reveals deep societal divisions and a broader ...

A new draft convention proposes to establish a comprehensive rights and protections for platform workers globally.

As the continent's birth rates decline and its population ages, policymakers face the urgent task of retaining experienced ...

A shocking upset hands Poland’s presidency to a far-right populist with a scandal-ridden past and extremist allies.

American investors are increasingly acquiring European companies, prompting calls for new ownership models to protect ...

A seismic shift in Portugal's 2025 elections reflects a broader Western trend: the erosion of centrist dominance and the rise ...

The row over the EU introducing vaccine export controls has occluded its rejection of a temporary waiver on intellectual property rights. Katie Gallogly-Swan As we approach the anniversary of the ...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has brought enlargement back on to the European Union agenda—this time as a geopolitical imperative. It pushed the European Council in June last year to grant Ukraine and ...

There will not have been many all-women panels discussing the cost-of-living crisis in Europe since it erupted but last week—albeit courtesy of the unfortunate illness on the day of the MEP and ...