The 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg trials puts the fantasy of resistance to tyrannical Brussels into proper perspective, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
Kaczyński’s populist move aims to keep the Catholic church on side, but mass protests suggest he’s gone too far, say historians Karolina Wigura and Jarosław Kuisz
Rather than centralising power, the union should realise that challenging members’ national identities sparks resistance, says professor of government Vernon Bogdanor
The Swedish example is regularly raised by libertarian-minded Conservatives when protesting against government restrictions aimed at quelling the spread of the virus in the UK. But what did the Scandinavian country do differently and could it be applied elsewhere?
If anti-Muslim prejudice is not targeted, steps to counter racism in Europe in the wake of BLM protests will be meaningless, write Patrycja Sasnal and Yasemin El Menouar
It was always lost on Brexiteers – but the EU is fundamentally about peace