Italy’s referendum holds the key to the future of the euro
On December 5, Europe could wake up to an immediate threat of disintegration
The end of the era of central bank independence
Trump and May will start subverting system by appointing politically compliant governors
How to quell the politics of insurrection
The Brexit campaign showed the opposite: deny any problem and scare voters
The Nissan deal hints at a route for Brexit Britain
The longer the interim period, the softer the Brexit. That might be the face-saving compromise
Ceta debacle heralds a period of disintegration for the EU
Weak on Putin, absent in Syria, baffled by the eurozone — now it can’t do trade deals
Britain and Europe share an interest in an amicable split
For the British, it would make sense to fast-track a free-trade agreement
The monstrous battle to secure a trade deal
If it cannot strike a pact with Canada, the EU will not be in a position to agree a UK deal
The shock that will shift a nation’s business model
Wartime defeat made Germany and Japan reinvent themselves. Brexit could do so for Britain
The left in Europe needs to change political course
The UK Labour party’s leftward march may not be a lost cause
Scare stories will not stop populist insurrections
Unpredictable electorates will no longer be cowed
Europe’s leaders focus on the next distraction
The degree of integration is no longer determined by what you believe in, but by what you need
Prepare for a power shift after Germany’s general election
At the moment the executive is strong, the legislature is weak. This is going to reverse
The transatlantic trade pact that risks more harm than good
As real incomes stagnate voters have concluded that economic gains benefit everyone but them
Remainers fighting the wrong battle will harden Brexit
The pro-Europe crowd should have moved on to argue the case for the closest possible relationship
The high price of Europe’s misguided pragmatism
The sustainable solution consists of a more integrated eurozone and a less integrated EU
How to make Brexit manageable
The master plan was as clear on the general direction as it was naive about the technical details
An EEA-minus deal for the UK is wishful thinking
Britain’s idea is like John Major’s hard ecu: France and Germany are not interested
Britain must pursue its EU exit options
Joining the EEA is one solution, or the country could pursue a bilateral trade agreement
Brexit: The Norway option is the best available for the UK
European Economic Area membership is the least economically damaging course for the UK to take
Italy may be the next domino to fall
The country has a decisive referendum in October
Britain left the EU decades before the referendum
I am torn between fear of disintegration and hope that Brexit will force the bloc to fix its faults
European values are more important than economics
Many emerging countries have shunned Europe and chosen a finance-based US-style model of capitalism
If Brexit wins out, let Britain go in peace
A nation’s wealth rests on its skills and policies — it is hard to see how leaving would change that
The eurozone cannot escape political and fiscal union
The idea of crisis resolution through insurance suffers from an internal contradiction
The real threat to Europe lies in the Aegean
In its negotiations with Turkey over the refugee crisis Europe has lost the moral high ground
