How will this week's announcement of EU-US trade talks influence the politics of euroskepticism in the UK?

How to draw the line between the recent and still unsettled EU crisis and Asia’s success story? Well, it might be easier than it seems: Neither Europe nor Asia has any alternative.

The latest developments coming out of Cyprus might not seem overly dramatic, but just wait.

Examining a few of the pressing global conflicts that will be making headlines in 2013.

The European project must come from the people, and not the bureaucrats in Brussels.

Youth unemployment isn’t going away anytime soon, and that's a big problem for the future of global politics.

Uncertainty rises like a phoenix, global markets dip, and editorial columns light up: the euro crisis has once more clawed itself back to the top of global headlines.

It’s going to take a lot more than just a bailout to fix what ails the Italian economy.

Europe’s redemption lies in the re-affirmation of the Lisbon Strategy of 2000, a ten-year development plan that focused on innovation, education, and social and environmental renewal.

It is unlikely Nicolas Sarkozy will be reelected president of France on May 6. Francois Hollande, leader of the Parti Socialiste, won the first round of voting on April 22.