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Euroviews. View: All is not quiet on Germany's populist front

The relatively weak support for populist parties in German elections obscures an undercurrent of dissatisfaction in society

Poland

Euroviews. View: EU must punish Poland for attack on judicial independence

The European Union should use political and economic tools to bring judicial autonomy to Poland

World News

Euroviews. View: EU must take a long, hard look in the mirror

World News

Euroviews. View: Juncker must prove he is ready to tackle Europe's problems

The co-president of the Greens/European Free Alliance calls on Juncker to take action to address the problems facing Europe

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Euroviews. View: Europe needs citizen lobbyists to help shape our continent

Spain

Euroviews. View: We Are All From Europe

So far, Western democracies have largely resisted the siren song of xenophobia, and remained broadly faithful to liberal values. If ISIS wants to plant seeds of division and chaos in the West – especially Europe, which ISIS considered to be the weak link – it has so far failed.

USA

Euroviews. View: Can Trump Turn His Presidency Around?

Trump’s actual decisions matter far more than his confrontational behavior. But his behavior can still affect the options that are available to him. If his public approval sinks too low, fewer members of Congress will work with him, and more will work against him.

North Korea

Euroviews. How a second Korean War might be fought: View

The 12 steps towards defeating Kim Jong-un.

Ukraine

Euroviews. Happy Independence Day Ukraine! Let's talk business, not war: View

Kyiv needs to stop focusing international debate on conflict and start pushing its economic agenda, says Radu Magdin

World News

Euroviews. View: How not to prevent a nuclear war

"Achieving a world free of nuclear weapons is easier said than done, and there is a risk that some attempts to do so could prove self-defeating"

Libya

Euroviews. View: Why Save the Children can't support sending refugees back to Libya

"Would we rather stop our search and rescue operations completely, and risk people drowning, than return migrants and refugees back to Libya?"

United Kingdom

Euroviews. View: Is vaping safer than smoking cigarettes?

The British Lung Foundation's position on the safety of E-Cigarettes or "vaping".

USA

Euroviews. View: Dealing with cyber warfare

Are cyber-attacks the wave of the future, or can norms be developed to control international cyber conflict?

World News

Euroviews. View: Why are authoritarian democratic leaders getting so popular?

The rise of “illiberal democracy” in Europe is typically centered on a leader who concentrates power by overriding – and in some cases eliminating – institutional checks and balances.

Iran

Euroviews. View: America's dangerous game with Iran

"The Trump administration’s bombast toward Iran is, in a sense, par for the course. US foreign policy is littered with absurd, tragic, and hugely destructive foreign wars..."

United Kingdom

Euroviews. View: The modest social initiative that has paid back dividends

The innovative UK scheme that uses private investment to reduce the number of young delinquents reoffending has set an example for the world

United Kingdom

Euroviews. Charlie Gard shows cost of using law to settle 'human' questions: View

Expensive, slow but most of all painful - the case around a British baby's care teaches many lessons

USA

Euroviews. View: Why tax cuts for the rich solve nothing

Lowering taxes to "incentivise investors" and "free-up" the economy has never worked in the US. Here's why...

United Kingdom

Euroviews. View: A crossparty way to avoid Brexit disaster

"It is time to hand leadership to an experienced, clear-eyed leader who can dispense with tribal politics and cobble together support from the sensible wings of the major political parties."

United Kingdom

Euroviews. View: Will the UK see a shake-up of established political parties?

In the volatile political age in which we live, new parties are springing to power all over. Will the shake up reach the UK's shores?