Editorials

Whilst the Chinese and American presidents attempt to control their rivalry, Europeans fear they will bear the brunt of this ‘armed peace’. Ruled with an iron fist by a Communist Party to which all leaders – including the president – must pledge allegiance, China has...

On 16 September, the President of the Commission is due to deliver her annual State of the Union address to the European Parliament. Little is expected of this ritual, awkwardly inspired by the US Congress, and it could very well again prove disappointing given its broad sweeping nature. Yet...

All those involved in the continent’s economic and social life have realised that most of the issues our countries face can now only be resolved in coordination with – or even in agreement with – our neighbours and partners. Entrepreneurs, trade unionists, military personnel,...

On 7 July, Donald Trump will not be able to resist taking centre stage in Ankara, where the NATO summit is being held. His oversized ego compels him to put on a show.  But does he actually know what he wants for the Atlantic Alliance? Nothing could be less certain. His administration is...