But without a clear vision the effort isn’t likely to add up to anything meaningful.

The demographic crisis affecting E.U. countries will not be solved by the many young immigrants coming from North Africa and the Middle East.

Four key currents are reshaping and redefining the European project, whether Europe’s leaders like it or not.

The indolence of our political class lies at the center of the systemic dysfunctions bedeviling Western democracies.

Europe needs to step up its game in terms not just of its own regional security but global security as well.

A decade of setbacks for the West abroad and at home point to the urgent need for coordinated and coherent strategic thinking.

The growth of “populism” in European politics is better described as a response by Europe’s populations to Germany’s increasingly dominant position on the Continent.

The liberal international order cannot survive the unraveling of strong national communities that are the baseline of democratic government.

The imperative of integrating immigrant communities in Europe into their host nation’s cultures has taken on a new urgency.

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