Editorials

It seems that France and Germany agree less and less on the economic policy to undertake to put an end to the crisis. It is not the first time, nor the last, but now the wind is blowing us towards inhospitable shores. In the country of Colbert and Napoleon and also that of Charles de Gaulle and...

More time will be needed to measure all the effects of the Cyprian crisis and of the decisions taken to deal with it. But a few lessons can already be learned. The degree of integration towards which the eurozone is moving will not be able to put up with economic models that are too marginal,...

The European Parliament is about to make a terrible mistake. Since the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty the Strasbourg Assembly has had to submit its composition to the Heads of State and Government - which this time is due to be modified in order to integrate Croatian MEPs after their...

On 22nd January France and Germany are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Elysée Treaty, the seal of their work together. And it is something indeed! No bilateral relationship in the world can rival their degree of proximity and confidence - ie joint exchange and work. No other couple...