How is Europe’s civil society doing?

7/9/2026 Resilient Civil Society (ReCiv)’s 2026 report From the cost-of-living crisis and energy shocks to [...]

Time to Limit Wealth?

03/09/2026 For years, philosophers, policymakers and communities have been asking whether there should be a [...]

A Lesson from Iceland

01/09/2026 By Prof Alberto Alemanno The negative vote is not a rejection of Europe, but [...]

By rejecting a racist ‘remigration’ petition, the EU may have finally awakened its sleeping democracy experiment

28/08/2026 Written by Prof Alberto Alemanno This article was originally published on EUobserver It was [...]

Corruption is growing more sophisticated. So is the fight against it.

27/08/2026 Transparency International’s 2025 Annual Report  Corruption is not only about envelopes of cash changing [...]

How much “significant harm” can a €2 trillion EU budget do?

26/08/2026 Written by Corporate Europe Observatory Check CEO’s Deregulation Watch In July, the European Commission presented [...]

The EPP did it, again and again

24/08/2026 Last June, the European People’s Party voted again with the hard-right political groups sitting [...]

Ireland’s Council Presidency has a Silicon Valley zip code

18/08/2026 Ireland took over the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU on 1 [...]

Can Brussels Buy Its Way to AI Sovereignty?

17/08/2026 The race to build Europe’s AI future is officially on: Brussels wants to build [...]

Proteins are the missing piece of Europe’s strategic autonomy

13/08/2026 What if Europe’s next strategic dependency is on the dinner table? When we think [...]

Is Europe lagging behind America? Here are the real figures

10/08/2026 A widely shared infographic comparing the European Union and the United States across twelve [...]

How does social media shape the youth? An OECD Report

07/08/2026 A new OECD paper, Growing Up in the Social Media Age, provides solid data [...]