EU Must Adopt ‘EU English’ as Its Official Working Language after Brexit. Here’s Why
The UK’s bewildering decision to leave the European Union, the so-called Brexit, has so many unimaginable ramifications that for decades
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EU Citizens: What Settled Status after Brexit Really Means – Legal Expert Explains
The process for approximately 3.5m EU citizens currently living in the UK to apply for a new “settled status” after
Russia Hit with Sanctions Extension by EU over Crimea Annexation in 2014
European Union foreign ministers have extended economic sanctions against Russia over its annexation of Crimea four years ago.
Europe’s Russia Dilemma Is Older and Deeper than It Seems
The conflict in Ukraine effectively began between 6.30pm and 8.30pm on November 28 2013.
Asylum Seekers Are Now Political Pawns in a Disharmonious EU
The fate of the Aquarius, a Doctors without Borders rescue ship left stranded for hours in the Mediterranean carrying 629
Trade War with the United States: a Positive Outcome for Europe?
Since the beginning of this month, European, Canadian and Mexican steel and aluminium are now also subject to import tariffs
How Westminster Raised the Stakes on Scottish Devolution with the Brexit Bill
Shutterstock Nick McKerrell, Glasgow Caledonian University The extraordinary scenes at Westminster on June 13, as parliament decided on the European
New European Rules May Give US Internet Users True Privacy Choices for the First Time
Europe’s digital-data regulations are having ripple effects around the world. mixmagic/Shutterstock.com John Rothchild, Wayne State University Europe’s new data privacy
Britain Must Commit to Upholding Civil Liberties if the EU Is to Agree on Security Cooperation after Brexit
Ermioni Xanthopoulou, University of Hertfordshire The British government has made it clear it wants a new kind of security deal
What a New Government in Spain Means for Catalonia
EPA/Alrberto Estevez Simon Toubeau, University of Nottingham and Pere Almeda, Universitat de Barcelona Spain’s new Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez rose
Populist Eurosceptics Have a Nationalist Vision of the Future – but It Rests on Flawed Assumptions
Giuseppe Conte, Italy’s new prime minister, will lead a government of populists. Fabio Frustaci/EPA Max Hänska, De Montfort University and Vassilios
