Europe's World

Ideas and analysis on the issues impacting Europe and the world

Europe's World
Is Libya on the brink of yet another civil war? 
A dangerous conflict is unfolding around Libya’s capital, Tripoli, threatening to plunge the country into its second civil war since Gaddafi’s fall.
Mary Fitzgerald
12 Apr 2019
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Finland’s parliamentary elections will barely rock its EU Presidency
Starting this July, Finland will be at the helm of the European Union for the third time since it gained membership. Its Council presidency will inevitably be influenced by the elections.
Teija Tiilikainen
10 Apr 2019
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May the ‘Space Force’ be with Europe…
President Trump has made moves to further militarise space but few have asked if that is actually legal. Is his "Space Force" legal and what are the rules?
Frans von der Dunk
9 Apr 2019
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The EU-Japan EPA is the biggest ever EU trade deal - what does it mean for future global fair trade?
4 Apr 2019
by Sandra Alverà
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Europe’s shame: criminalising Mediterranean Search and Rescue missions
2 Apr 2019
by Inma Vazquez
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Universal Basic Income
Basic income: not a panacea, but a step towards a new social contract
Heikki Hiilamo
18 Oct 2017
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Cities are doing it for themselves
16 Oct 2017
Russia
Russian civil society: simultaneously suppressed and supported
Susan Stewart
13 Oct 2017
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People power – dilemma of democracy
Kristi Lowe
9 Oct 2017
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Populism, the three-headed monster
Zanda Kalniņa-Lukaševica
9 Oct 2017
Brexit
The Post-Brexit EU budget: opportunity or more messy politics?
Iain Begg
8 Oct 2017
Future of work
Beyond the robot scare
László Andor
6 Oct 2017
CO2 emissions acidify oceans, threatening marine life
Triona McGrath
3 Oct 2017
Digital policy
Digital democracy could engage citizens in Europe
Assya Kavrakova
2 Oct 2017
Brexit
How not to take back control – again
Johnny Pring
28 Sep 2017
Peace, Security and Defence
United we stand
The EU’s new security and defence agenda has gained support among member states
Teija Tiilikainen
27 Sep 2017
Debating Security Plus
Europe needs innovative thinking on nuclear risks
Paul Carroll
25 Sep 2017
German elections
What Russia has achieved during the German election
Stefan Meister
22 Sep 2017
Financing healthcare
Patient-centric cancer care
With oral chemotherapy, a quiet revolution is taking place
Daniel Kelly
15 Sep 2017
Counterpoint
Brexit must not lull Europe into a false sense of cohesion
Joe Zammit-Lucia
13 Sep 2017
Financing healthcare
How can the private sector help make Europe's healthcare systems more sustainable?
Santiago Delgado
6 Sep 2017
German elections
Will the upcoming election deepen the division of Germany?
David Clarke
6 Sep 2017
What the chiefs say
Championing rare diseases requires innovation and collaboration
Kim Stratton
5 Sep 2017
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The carbon bubble is soon here – can we prevent its burst?
Esther Bijl
5 Sep 2017
Financing healthcare
Home-care across Europe: how can we build the trust of patients?
Nicola Bedlington
31 Aug 2017
Future of Europe
The EU’s two options: be democratic, or cease to exist
Jaap Hoeksma
29 Aug 2017
China
The EU-China relationship characterised by ineffective political action and lack of trust
Paul Irwin Crookes
23 Aug 2017
Views from the Capitals
Emerging economic recovery depends on urgent policy action
Ersi Athanassiou
27 Jul 2017
Development
From development aid to partnership programmes and job creation
Giampaolo Silvestri
26 Jul 2017

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