European Commission President Juncker took an optimistic tack in his recent address. Has the tide really turned with Juncker at the helm, or is the EU simply coasting?
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Eoghan Hughes explores the complications that Brexit poses for the UK's only and historically loaded land border.
As The Netherlands will be the first of three founding EU Member States to hold a major election this year, Arne van Lienden dissects the political climate surrounding the vote.
The faith in science is declining worldwide. Paul Hoffman argues it is time for the EU to step in.
President Trump is shaking up the international world order. Tyler Winowiecki explains what we can expect.
While race issues are still rampant in the United States, Sabine Volk proposes that Europe is now focused on cultural differences instead.
With the UK leaving the EU, can English continue as an acceptable working language after Brexit?
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