The Globalist

On the costs of the illusion that the Euro would only bring benefits.

European changes since German reunification 25 years ago represent a double blow for France.

The message remains the same: Just blame Europe.

Even if there is a deal with Greece, it may very well not last.

The French bureaucracy’s fingerprints are all over Greece’s new proposal. Growth remains an afterthought.

Re-thinking “ever closer union” based on a eurozone core.

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

Why the Syriza government will stay its go-it-alone course.

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

No more crying wolf, this is EU’s make-or-break summit for Greece.