Vox: Rise of the Far Right in Spain?
When Vox, Spain’s right-wing populist party, gathered 10,000 people in a rally in Madrid last October, it made the headlines in every national...
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A Hayekian approach to the European Union
Since the establishment of the European Coal and Steel Community way back in the 1950s, Europe has been on a gentle path towards integration....
Kosovans Deserve Freedom of Movement
In an eastern part of Europe, there is a country called Kosovo, which 1.8 million people call home, more than 70 percent of whom are under the...
How EU Protectionism opens doors for Post-Brexit Trade
While the EU is walking the plank on international trade, the UK is very well positioned to recognise and seize post-Brexit opportunities. On 6...
The Idiot’s Guide To The EU Elections
Next May, voters in the European Union member states will vote for a new European Parliament. What sounds like local politics will be indicative...
Britain has only 5 ways out from Brexit’s labyrinth
With less than 200 days remaining until the UK’s departure from the European Union, initially scheduled for March 29th of 2019,...
30 Years after Bruges: Margaret Thatcher’s Vision for Europe Revisited
Europe is today in the midst of a debate on the future of the European Union. It is not the first one: back before the Maastricht Treaty was...
Why Greeks are Turning to Liberalism
One month ago the Greek Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, announced that the third bailout program is finally over. The European Union...
Trump’s Free Trade Suggestion remains Unheard
During European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker’s visit to Washington D.C, Donald Trump once again suggested a tariff-and...
The Wasteful Bribery of DiscoverEU
This year the European Union is offering 15,000 travel passes to 18-year-old European citizens through DiscoverEU. This enables them to travel...
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