The European public will have a greater impact on the Brexit negotiations than is usually recognised. But where are Britain’s closest allies? And who would relish a firm separation?
Brexit on the Brink
EU hopefuls in the Balkans and Caucasus featured in an unflattering tug-of-war between Brexit enthusiasts and their opponents.
Summer in Greece: a glimpse into the backstage
Vassilis was dressed in a white Ralf Lauren shirt from thick fabric, a slim, silk tie and creased trousers. Fine …
Venice Biennale – meet the activists repurposing the global art show
Italy’s prime tourist destination is home to a surprisingly active autonomous cultural network working to subvert the neoliberal forces that have ravaged the city.
Emmanuel Macron, the golden child?
While the international media evangelises its pro-European poster boy, in France the mood is one of nervous anticipation before an unknown and ambiguous political actor.
Southern Europe’s summer inferno: silence of the nationalists
This year’s apocalyptic forest fires are part of an ongoing process of environmental change across the Mediterranean.
‘Refugees Welcome’ and the myth of two Europes
Media coverage of the refugee crisis has been driven by polemic. New research shows that public attitudes are in fact ambiguous, much less black and white than has often been supposed.