Hungary’s opposition beat Orbán not by shunning national symbols but by taking ownership of them. An inclusive nation: Magyar ...

Donald Trump’s return to power in the United States signals the demise of what has been called ‘the West’—the alliance between Western Europe and the United States, forged in the two world wars of the ...

Zsolt Enyedi is Professor of Political Science at the Central European University (CEU).

Berlin’s new growth package and pension overhaul dodge the real problem: the collapse of corporate investment and innovation.

NextGenerationEU exposed an awkward truth: governments reform faster when Brussels offers cash than when it threatens ...

The global distribution of incomes has been changing without us noticing very much. The period of ‘high globalisation’, which ran from the end of Communism in the late 1980s to what became known as ...

Péter Magyar's election victory gives Hungary its best chance in a generation to break with a centuries-long pattern of authoritarian rule. Sierakowski correctly maintains that in Hungary, as in ...

During the High-level Conference on Social Rights this month in Chișinău, Alain Berset, secretary general of the Council of Europe, gave an exclusive interview to Social Europe. Europeans are ...

In a remarkable catalogue of horrors for The New York Times, journalist Ben Casselman details the “central tenets” of mainstream economics that have fallen out of political favour: free trade, open ...

The Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) could let the EU reverse manufacturing’s decline, but its critics are reaching for the ...

Fifteen years ago, Richard Wilkinson and I drew attention to the profound damage caused to population health, people’s life chances and social cohesion by socioeconomic inequality. We spent the next ...

Peter J. Verovšek teaches history and theory of European integration at the University of Groningen in The Netherlands. He is the author of Jürgen Habermas: Public Intellectual and Engaged Critical ...