A timely reminder that the EU remains as dysfunctional and divided as ever.

A warning to a fissuring West on the anniversary of Reagan’s Brandenburg Gate speech.

The Commission’s president admits that the EU’s foundational commitments to democracy and human rights are essentially unenforceable.

The West must fight for this pivotal region—or risk ceding influence to the Kremlin and radical Islamism.

Pressure on Germany will grow after its elections, as Spain joins France and Italy in a clear call for Eurozone reforms to benefit its indebted southern members.

The EU’s sense of reprieve after the French Election is an illusion.

The most serious challenge to the European project is not in the Netherlands or France.

National politics have shaken to the core the once-confident German vision for deeper EU integration.

Europe needs a new consensus on immigration policy.

Is the European Union heading for a Soviet-style collapse?