Europe’s New Political Battle Lines
thinks the European Parliament election in May 2019 will unite left and right against populist forces.
Zaki Laïdi
Zaki Laïdi, Professor of International Relations at Sciences Po, was an adviser to former French prime minister Manuel Valls. His most recent book is Le reflux de l'Europe.
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How Europe Can Learn to Stop Worrying and Love Power
says that if the EU is to survive in today's Hobbesian world, it needs to address three key weaknesses.
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The German Rules Trap
shows how so-called ordoliberalism is impeding progress on urgently needed European reform.
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Is Multilateralism Finished?
wonders if broad-based trade and security arrangements are compatible with a multipolar world.
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Is Europe Ready for a Trade War?
warns that unless the EU puts a strategy in place, the main beneficiary of US protectionism will be China.
