World News Euroviews. View: Governing well in an unstable world Michael J. Boskin believes a failure to grapple with diversity is at the centre of many economic and political crises today 31/10/2017
World News Euroviews. View: Bridging the gap between German prudence and French audacity A well-functioning Franco-German partnership is more important than ever, writes Dominique Moisi 30/10/2017
North Korea Euroviews. View: There is only one way forward on North Korea A formal agreement to end the Korean War could pave the way for broader diplomatic talks, writes Carl Bildt 28/10/2017
Spain Euroviews. Being a journalist in the Catalan storm Trying to avoid being manipulated while being accused of manipulation, covering the Catalan debate is complicated. 27/10/2017
Iraq Euroviews. View: The West’s shameful silence on Kurdish statehood When it comes to the Kurds of northern Iraq, the West has chosen realpolitik over moral consistency, writes Shlomo Avineri 27/10/2017
Turkey Euroviews. View: The Turkish opposition reloaded Turkey’s ‘Iron Lady’ Meral Aksener is proving that democracy in the country is still alive and kicking 26/10/2017
USA Euroviews. View: It is time for US Republicans to cross the political aisle Republicans who care about ending up on the right side of history cannot stay on Trump’s side any longer, writes Nina L. Khrushcheva 25/10/2017
China Euroviews. View: China has opportunity to become new leader in international development As the United States and the European Union retreat from their foreign-aid commitments, only China has the resources and the interest to assume the mantle of global development leadership. 22/10/2017
World News Euroviews. View: EU must continue seeking to expand democracy beyond the nation-state The preference of some countries to isolate themselves within their borders is self-defeating, but it would be a serious mistake for others to respond by imposing strict isolation, writes Javier Solana 21/10/2017
Moldova Euroviews. Future EU must embrace the East: Moldovan PM's View We strongly believe that our place is in the West and that our return to Europe should be welcomed, writes Pavel Filip 18/10/2017
USA Euroviews. View: Trump is making historic mistake by pursuing more aggressive Iran policy Shelving the 2015 nuclear deal would not only heighten regional tensions; it would also embolden the very hardliners that the US has been seeking to contain, writes Abbas Milani 17/10/2017
Myanmar Euroviews. View: EU infighting must not weaken international response to ethnic cleansing in Myanmar The EU must take forward a clear, joint commitment to act in response to the humanitarian crisis unfolding before our eyes in Myanmar, writes Katharine Derderian 16/10/2017
Spain Euroviews. View: External mediation on Catalonia independence would cripple democracy The world must resist separatists’ calls for international mediation. Nothing less than the future of the rule of law and constitutional democracy depends on it, writes Ana Palacio 13/10/2017
Senegal Euroviews. View: Inaction over child marriage not an option Places that have not enacted laws prohibiting child marriage must do so urgently, and those that have must eradicate all loopholes, writes Simona Sikimic 12/10/2017
Turkey Euroviews. View: 10 people, 100 days in prison, 10 absurd reasons why The charges against 10 human rights activists imprisoned in Turkey will leave you incredulous, writes Amnesty International's Stefan Simanowitz 12/10/2017
Spain Euroviews. View: What Catalonia crisis says about EU’s structure and prospects What is happening on the ground in Spain indicates that the European economic recovery is strengthening, while highlighting the limits of what the EU can achieve, writes Daniel Gros 11/10/2017
Spain Euroviews. View: Second-best solution better for both sides on Catalonia independence The Spanish and Catalan governments are speeding their cars towards a cliff, with each expecting the other to be the first to jump out, writes Victor Lapuente Giné 10/10/2017
USA Euroviews. View: US states should choose gun sanity for themselves Rather than fighting another ill-fated battle in Washington, more states should be encouraged to exercise their prerogatives, writes Jeffrey D. Sachs 09/10/2017
United Kingdom Euroviews. View: Britain will turn back to openness sooner or later If history does indeed move in cycles, May’s brand of backward-looking politics will be swept aside, writes Mark Leonard 05/10/2017
World News Euroviews. View: German election outcome is opportunity for new beginning in Europe An end to the CDU-SPD "grand coalition" could mean an end to political stagnation in Europe, writes Guy Verhofstadt 04/10/2017