The new European Parliament will balance dramatically different ideologies and interests
Europe’s voters are reengaging with electoral politics – if not with the traditional parties.
Populists have one big thing right: Democracies are becoming less open
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Portugal faces a political crisis, but it’s the same one facing governments everywhere
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This book explains why Jeremy Corbyn now leads Labour. Its author died in 2011.
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The euro zone was supposed to strengthen European democracy. Instead, it's undermining it.
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The euro zone was supposed to strengthen European democracy. Instead, it’s undermining it.
[caption id="attachment_27319" align="aligncenter" width="908"] Pensioners talk with a bank employee
The real effects of the European elections may be felt in London and Edinburgh rather than in Brussels
This is a guest post by Cas Mudde, assistant professor in
Peter Mair has died
The Irish Times published an "obituary":http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/obituaries/2011/0820/1224302754108.html yesterday. He was best
EU Profiler
I've blogged a bit before about the various websites aimed