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Immigration: Why Brussels will be blamed

Insight by Hugo Brady
27 September 2010

Liberal Sweden elects an explicitly anti-immigrant party to parliament for the first time. France's president and the European Commission lacerate each other in public over deportations of Roma.
Issue 74 October/November 2010

24 September 2010
The political consequences of the euro crisis
External author(s): Katinka Barysch
The midterm elections, Europe and US foreign policy
External author(s): Tomas Valasek
The EU's new supervisory architecture - evolution or revolution?
By Philip Whyte
Observations from Russia

Insight by Charles Grant
23 September 2010

On a recent trip to Russia, I found that the momentum for reform, very evident last year, has dissipated. The more encouraging news is that Russia’s leaders are trying to be civil to Americans and Europeans.
How to save the euro

Essay by Simon Tilford
14 September 2010

Current efforts to reform the eurozone are set to fall dramatically short of what is required to secure the future of the single currency. Poor economic growth prospects, rather than fiscal ill-discipline, lie at the heart of the currency union's problems.
Turkish politics and the fading magic of EU enlargement

Policy brief by Sinan Ulgen
07 September 2010

Open hostility towards Turkish accession in some EU countries has made it hard for Turkish politicians to continue preparing the country for membership.
Has Germany become Europe's locomotive?

Insight by Philip Whyte
02 September 2010

The German economy has been growing exceptionally strongly of late. In the second quarter of 2010, it expanded faster than any other economy in the G7 and faster than at any time since the country’s reunification in 1990.
How should Europe respond to sovereign investors in its defence sector?

Policy brief by Clara Marina O'Donnell
01 September 2010

A small number of sovereign investors, sometimes originating from non-democratic states, are buying shares in European aerospace and defence companies.
India's response to China's rise

Policy brief by Charles Grant
17 August 2010

India and China, rising powers in the same part of the world, have much in common – but mistrust each other. Many Indians are nervous about the growth of Chinese power.