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Macron is taking France from the Fifth Republic to a Sixth Republic that is no longer strictly franco-francaise, but truly European

Technology is blurring the distinction between open and closed societies, and between planned and free economies, making it impossible for either to exist in its ideal form

The continent is grappling with a deep, generational problem that goes to the heart of national identity, history, and geography

The political class should work to create a new system — one that responds to the needs of the people

During the heyday of enlargement, the goal was to deepen integration and broaden its reach across Europe

Concerns that May’s decision to vacate the political centre could represent a long-term reversal of Britain’s political moderation are very real

Europeans must keep the door to trans-Atlantic cooperation open because this alliance is bigger than any individual

The British cannot continue to pursue negotiating tactics that erode the foundations of the very system from which they expect to benefit

UK Brexiteers have more in common with Napoleon, who overturned the French republic to create a new monarchy