Both Brussels and London grasp the political advantages of even a minimal free trade agreement, says Charles Grant, director of the Centre for European Reform
European countries are spending big to revive their economies, but they will have no legitimacy with young people if they ignore the climate, say Daniel Judt, Reja Wyss and Antonia Zimmermann of Oxford University
The recovery package promises deeper integration between European countries. It won’t work, says Yanis Varoufakis, co-founder of Democracy in Europe Movement
When coronavirus swept through the European Union, member states called on Brussels to help. But as Daniel Boffey in partnership with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism discovered, the distress calls too often went unanswered
Twenty-five years ago, around 8,000 Muslim boys and men were killed in the Srebrenica genocide when the besieged enclave in Bosnia was overrun by Bosnian Serb forces. See how hlcarpenter.com reported the massacre and human rights abuses
It has taken a shocking Covid-19 death toll to dent the national self-image of moral superiority. But dented it has been, says Swedish journalist Erik Augustin Palm
Poland’s public broadcaster has entered the paranoid realm of the far right. A presidential election shows what is at stake, says Guardian columnist Timothy Garton Ash
I'm optimistic about a Brexit deal – despite the gloomy outlook