Future of EU

In Europe and beyond, municipalism, rooted in republicanism and enshrined in an ‘Order of Barcelona’ could help fight the ‘inertia of the nation-state’.

Green economist and philosopher Alain Lipietz explains the state of play in France and Macron’s vision for Europe. Is there space for pro-European progressive forces?

After 17 years the country’s attempt to join the EU is still beset by hurdles. It is crucial now to make a real effort.

One year on from the Brexit vote, Britain’s new role in the world, and in Europe, is taking shape – what will it look like?

An interview with Green Party of England & Wales co-leader & MP Caroline Lucas.

How to counter the problems of a ‘half-finished Europe’? Interview with Raphaël Glucksmann & Monica Frassoni.

How can the EU support the establishment of commons, which could in turn sustain the European project?

Between Brexit and the rise of illiberal democracies the pressure to reorient the European project has never been more intense.

Are the two major party blocs that have dominated European politics since the immediate post-WWII period too big to fail? The evidence suggests not — so what are they going to do about it?

Maciej Kuziemski interviews Jan Zielonka, who says that what’s required is a form of European integration able to meet the needs of societies put under pressure by current geopolitical tensions and the digital revolution.