European Governance & EU institutions

Greece: a eurozone success alongside a national tragedy?

Greece’s third bailout is about to end. Can the eurozone claim success? Has Greece now exited the crisis?…read on

This week saw France and Germany announce proposed reforms to eurozone economic governance. But the jury is still…read on

Brexit will have important consequences for European security. The UK stands to lose access to the EU’s multifaceted…read on

The trio presidency of the Council of the EU was created to bring consistency to EU governance, but…read on

Rushing through the EU Multiannual Financial Framework may not be so easy. In 2017 the European Union spent…read on

As the G7 meets in Canada, it’s more clear than ever that the club’s ability to lead is…read on

How the eurozone will be governed in the future is a matter of much debate and is expected…read on

Recent events in Salisbury have raised questions not only about the UK’s relationship with Russia, but the nature…read on

In a recent article published by Project Syndicate, Sławomir Sierakowski argued that eastern Europe is different in character from…read on

On 28 February, the Dahrendorf Forum hosted an event on Franco-German cooperation and European security in conjunction with…read on