In the 25 years since war engulfed the Balkans, the region has reached a peaceful, if somewhat tense, equilibrium. War criminals have...

In March, the Republic of Georgia took a considerable step forward on the road to full membership in the European Union. The country...

While people across the world celebrated the New Year, the people of Lithuania changed more than just their calendars. As of January 1,...

I had the privilege of editing for a section titled “Political Extremism in Europe”, which was featured in the Spring/Summer 2013 edition...

Ireland, Angela Merkel’s sickly child, has decided to go off on its own. After taking an $87 billion European bailout to survive its...

The Economist recently posted an interesting article on fiscal transfers between the sixteen German states, with the subtitle “Germans...

Last week, Spain introduced an additional €40bn austerity policy in face continuing recession, unemployment, and violent separatist cries...

“The first thing the government does in an election year,” former Greek finance minister George Papaconstantinou admitted in 2009, “is to...

September has come and Europe’s politicians are finally in their offices, back from the annual August recess. Back to the rescue. We’re...