Europe’s Foreign-Policy Veto Is Not a Flaw

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By Michael Thoma, a freelance journalist covering global political affairs, with a particular focus on European politics and international security The debate over abolishing the...

Brussels fails to live up to its potential as knowledge intensive...

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By Dr. Nima Sanandaji, Director of European Centre for Entrepreneurship and Policy Reform (ECEPR). For the past ten years, ECEPR has been mapping Europe’s knowledge-intensive...

The EU should be more transparent about circular lobbying

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By Máté Hajba, a Hungarian commentator. He is the Director of the Free Market Foundation, a Hungarian libertarian think tank.  The European Union is right...

A Smaller EU Budget Could Strengthen Europe’s Competitiveness

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By the Lithuanian Free Market Institute (LFMI). LFMI is a member of EPICENTER, an independent network of European free-market think tanks bringing together 12...

Did Immigrants Decide the Swedish Election?

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By Anne Struffmann Sweden’s recent election forces us to confront what happens when immigration ceases to be a mere economic or humanitarian policy and becomes a...

Ink on Paper: The First Test of the Mecca Defence Pact

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By Anthony Robinson A clause that treats an attack on one as an attack on all means little until someone is willing to enforce it....

EU enlargement: An endless talking shop?

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Enlargement of the European Union has been very much at the forefront of the debate in recent months. Last month, there was the Iceland...

Markets are making clean power cheap

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By Garvan Walshe Global efforts to decarbonise the world’s economy in order to address climate change have long raised concerns among free marketeers. Many demand-side...

The Strait of Hormuz Crisis and Europe’s Stake in Gulf Security

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By Matthew Robinson, Director of the Euro-Gulf Information Centre The GCC’s meeting with US President Donald Trump in New York offers a timely opportunity for...

Which Way Forward for Bosnia-Herzegovina?

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On 4 October, general elections are scheduled in Bosnia-Herzegovina, to decide the composition of the presidency as well as national, entity and cantonal governments....

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