European election unpack and post election national proposal
by Stuart Clark | Monday’s results across Europe were pretty much as expected, if not more severe in places than expected. Some hopes were dashed,…
If not now, when?
By Lorenzo Sparviero | The European elections are almost upon us. The novelty with respect to former elections to the European Parliament is the appearance…
Europe is like a Ferrari with a 70-year old engine
by Olivia Muñoz-Rojas | O.M-R. – Within the context of the upcoming European elections and the debate about the future of the EU, I interview…
United Kingdom’s future in hang’s in the balance
By Stuart Clark | Current mood in Britain is fearful It’s impossible to know in what position we would be currently had Nigel Farage not…
Federal EU vs intergovernmental EU. Which would work best?
By Leo Klinkers | Characteristics of a federal EU versus characteristics of the intergovernmental EU Introduction There is much confusion about the true nature of…
Divide et impera
By Francesco Paolo Sgarlata | “Divide et impera” is a famous Latin sentence valid even today to define a political strategy that aims to favor…
Victory in Europe Day and the election of the European Parliament
By Peter Hovens | The Liberation Day is celebrated in our continent on May 5th every year. Some European countries in early May also commemorate…
More European integration?
By Leo Klinkers | On Thursday 9 May 2019, the European Council will meet in the Romanian city of Sibiu to discuss the four key…
Macron and Rutte: intergovernmentalism 2.0
By Leo Klinkers | At the beginning of 2019, the Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte put away his dislike of the European Union. He…
