International

A strategy for nations’ best interests

Gérard Pogorel | January 18, 2022

True strategic autonomy will do much to strengthen the global economy for the EU and its allies

An MEP on… Why Europe must find itself

Marton Gyongyosi MEP | January 14, 2022

Democracy is under attack in Europe

Consider Nigeria

Olumayowa Okediran | January 5, 2022

To fight the immigration crisis, the EU must take a firm stance on human rights in Nigeria

Is the Eurocracy ‘Woke’?

François Valentin and Jorge González-Gallarza | January 4, 2022

Many thought the EU was too technocratic to embrace the wave of wokeness washing over the West. They may have been proved wrong

An appetite for diplomacy

Lucy Kenningham | November 18, 2021

With the right ingredients, gastrodiplomacy in Brussels is proving to be the ideal conversation starter for ministers within and beyond the EU

Europe’s Embattled Progressives

François Valentin and Jorge González-Gallarza | November 12, 2021

Europe took a decidedly neoliberal shift thirty years ago, but centre-left moderates still view the union as a beacon of progressivism

Dressing down

Lucy Kenningham | November 1, 2021

Sir Lindsay Hoyle is on a mission to sharpen MPs’ dress sense, but will clothes alone inspire better behaviour?

Turning up the temperature

Fiona Harvey | October 29, 2021

Ahead of Cop26, can Joe Biden’s bold climate change action plan help save the planet?

New trade secretary must stand firm against pro-Brussels lobbying

Sir Bill Cash | September 29, 2021

For Bill Cash, trade is the policy area where the UK can most significantly, and successfully, depart from the Brussels bureaucratic model. 

Europe’s Digital Transformation

Francesco Cappelletti | August 31, 2021

Europe’s digital strategy must harness innovation, maximise personal freedom and protect against new threats, writes Francesco Cappelletti of the European Liberal Forum.

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