Europe

The continent became a safe haven in the postwar years for American musicians escaping racism and drugs. Decades on, they are still coming

Rwanda and Brexit leave Britain facing a humiliation not seen since 1956 – with empty shelves and economic angst at home

Delors’ political vision was spot on for the time, just as it is now

From the unmistakable face of The Pogues to an actor whose beauty often masked her brilliance, they summed up the defiance and the diversity of a continent

The Young European Movement has launched a campaign urging the UK government to rejoin the EU’s study-abroad project

Europe's challenges with inflation requires very different weapons

More people than ever before will be able to vote in the next election but these citizens are still at risk of being ignored

How close are populist leaders like Geert Wilders to fitting Umberto Eco’s definition of fascist traits?

Southend’s adoption of European culture cannot fix all its problems but it is having shocking social impacts

Rishi Sunak faces an impossible conundrum and it’s of the Conservatives' own making

Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann was anything but banal. His case is an apt reminder of how evil agents can deflect accountability

The first recorded purchase of Shakespeare’s collected works came 400 years ago – and the compendium soon crossed into Europe

Foreign Direct Investment is a key economic indicator – and it indicates that Britain is in big trouble

The thinktank behind Liz Truss’s mini-budget now claims leaving the EU hasn’t harmed UK trade

Instead of standing up to the far right in the name of democracy and peace, Brussels often enables it

The pre-war German design school set the template for beautiful, functional modernism. Can an EU-backed revival match up?

Authoritarian populists tolerate opposition media – as long as they only exist at the margins

Unless the Tory one-nation advocates can work out how to bring a wrecking ball to the party and reshape the whole thing, it’s screwed

Minefields of form-filling and red tape are deterring students from European exchanges

It's not just the survival of the union that is at stake, but the survival of democracy

The plight of those who felt compelled to leave when that reality ended is often overlooked

The cost-of-living crisis and Brexit are pushing young people out of the UK – especially those originally from mainland Europe

Brexit woke us up, but now we are ready for a new European dawn

Back then, we turned away boats and set up camps - so what has changed?

The Commission president's state of the union speech saw her press for expansion for the union’s own good

There is no chance of that happening with the current regime – you won’t hear any government minister say “We took the wrong decisions and we need to put it right.”

The need to tackle the likes of Google and Facebook is obvious. But is Brussels fighting the right battles?

Brexiteer Rishi Sunak should get no credit for this Brexit-inflicted farce

Their Brexit is a disaster. But rather than admit it, they’re now fighting a rearguard action to stop the rest of us from putting it right

A new photography book revels in the past of F1’s most famous team. But what would their founder make of their uncertain future?

Ed Davey needs to do what Paddy Ashdown would have done – campaign to Rejoin. The Lib Dems’ vote in one-nation Tory constituencies will soar