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The determination of PiS to seize control of all organs of state authority have upended the efforts of Merkel to cultivate Poland as the democratic pillar of a ‘new Europe’

If Syriza’s Tsipras wins, the European creditors will be wise to offer him, as an elected Greek leader, some carrots in return for the EU-IMF stick

If Syriza’s Tsipras wins, the European creditors will be wise to offer him, as an elected Greek leader, some carrots in return for the EU-IMF stick

Unless Renzi succeeds, all of Italy’s options look gruesome

Paris murders throw down a challenge to French politicians and citizens

Giving substance to democracy will be a good start for EU policymakers

The next government’s duty is to ensure that all the progress achieved since 1989 does not go to waste

The latest indication that the European left has passed its high-water mark will likely come in Spain’s December 20 parliamentary elections

More than at any point since its creation in the 1957 Treaty of Rome, the EU appears vulnerable over the coming 12 to 24 months to a succession of dreadful blows and upsets

The latest one could push beleaguered economy into a debt defaulter as well

The train of events set in motion by Law and Justice’s entry into office has taken aback even seasoned observers of Polish politics

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