Spain’s stance on Cameron’s negotiations
What is Spain’s stance on the negotiations for a new settlement for the UK in the EU prior to a referendum on the issue?
Future of Europe
European prose for David Cameron: not much changes
David Cameron emerged with his spoils. He secured a special status in the EU. But he already had that, and things have scarcely changed
Juncker: no time for business as usual?
How is the new European Commission, led by Jean-Claude Juncker, facing up to the numerous crises that are besetting the EU?
The EU’s limits in the face of Poland’s retrograde step towards illiberalism
The effect of the Juncker Commission's initiative in the face of Poland's retrograde step towards illiberalism remains to be seen.
Surrounded by trouble, hit by conflict: Turkey and its manifold challenges
Located in a difficult zone of conflict and power struggles between multiple players, Turkey is experiencing some hard times. Difficulties regarding its foreign policy are currently coupled with turmoil in its domestic politics, rising conflict and threats against democracy.
Spain in uncharted territory after inconclusive general election
The two upstart parties, the centrist Ciudadanos (‘Citizens’) and the anti-austerity Podemos (‘We Can’), broke the hegemony of the conservative Popular Party (PP) and the centre-left Socialists (PSOE), the two mainstream parties that have alternated in power since 1982.
General elections in Spain: from a two to a multiple-party system?
What can we expect the day after the general elections in Spain? After the 20D we will see whether Spain’s democracy is fit for multiparty, consensus-based, and perhaps even coalition governments.
EU in marriage of convenience with Turkey over migrants
Turkey and the EU struck a bargain under which the country whose European Union accession process has virtually ground to a halt will stem migrant flows to Europe in return for €3 billion in aid, fast-tracked visa privileges and the prospect of revived EU talks.
Cameron and Europe: much ado about a few things
David Cameron has presented claims to the EU that are pragmatic, reasonable and in line with reality, certainly de facto although perhaps not de jure.
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