German EU policyVote on SyriaThe EU & Egypt
  • Continuity and change in Germany's EU policy
    Insight by Charles Grant, 06 September 2013
    Continuity and change Germany's EU policy
  • The Commons vote on Syria: The world turned upside down
    Insight by Ian Bond, 04 September 2013
    The Commons vote on Syria: The world turned upside down
  • Europe's struggle for influence in Egypt
    Insight by Rem Korteweg, 23 August 2013
    Europe's struggle for influence in Egypt

Insights

  • Ireland’s election and the EU
    Ireland’s election and the EU: From poster child to enfant terrible?
    Insight by Hugo Brady
    28 January 2011

    Ireland will elect a new government on February 25th to replace a discredited administration loathed by most Irish voters. At first sight, it seems unlikely the election will re-open the fundamentals of a bail-out agreed with fellow eurozone members and the IMF last November.

  • Can Greece be saved?
    Can Greece be saved?
    Insight by Katinka Barysch
    20 January 2011

    Will Greece have to restructure its debt? Among most West European economists and investors, this now seems to be a foregone conclusion.
  • Euro crisis: In defence of investors
    Euro crisis: In defence of investors
    Insight by Simon Tilford
    17 January 2011

    The eurozone’s fiscal position is better than the US and UK, and the crisis-hit members of the currency union are doing more to strengthen their public finances than either of these countries.
  • Reflections on Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa and the euro
    Reflections on Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa and the euro
    Insight by Charles Grant
    13 January 2011

    At the end of last year, Europe lost Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa, an eminent central banker and economist, and one of the founding fathers of the euro.