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Rocks and hard places in EU refugee policy
The EU’s refugee policy is stuck between rocks, hard places and burnt detention camps.
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Changing the character of the EU
If only the EU was a community of values, it would have underlined its commitment to the rule of law in last week’s budget. It did not.
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The Eurogroup would not want to start from here
The great irony is that Donohoe now gives Germany a Eurogroup President who embodies Berlin’s own policy inclinations like no other. And yet, the new president will not help with Germany’s goal of keeping the Eurozone united during its stewardship of the EU this year.
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Nothing stops the march of European integration
No other political institution in history has been built and forged as much in emergencies as the EU. But what happens when the EU itself becomes a crisis?
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Brussels’ next nightmare
While Brexit dominates the news, another country could become an even bigger headache for Brussels over the coming years.