The Globalist

If India could manage a union successfully, why couldn’t Europe?

Franz Ferdinand envisaged a reconstruction of the Austro-Hungarian empire. Could it have worked?

Why are Europe’s two key economies so deeply divided over this issue?

Why the eurozone will become more stable — thanks to the Tsipras episode.

Cameron’s problem is not about the EU, but about Britain and the future path of his own party.

Germany needs the UK as part of the EU’s dynamic core.

Brexit divorce will need a good lawyer – and a hot new “girlfriend.”

There is a low probability Britain will leave the EU, but if it does, the consequences will be tremendous.

Both UK and Spain are formally monarchies, have long coast lines and face separatist challenges.

Are two divergent economic cultures clashing inside the Eurozone?