European Union

There is only one way to get a message through – make it clear we are not going to vote for them until they have an honest policy on the EU

After the crisis of October’s parliamentary elections, president Salome Zourabichvili has been the country’s most prominent voice of dissent

President Alexander Lukashenko, who has ruled the country for more than three decades, will run against several token challengers on January 26

Georgia’s new pro-Moscow president is determined to fight his own people – meanwhile, his pro-EU predecessor has left office and gone into the streets to join the protests

The former Green and Tory MPs lay out their vision for the end of Brexit and the future of European Movement UK

A fine balance between popular anger and state violence engulfs Tbilisi every evening

To all the naysayers who doubt we can return to the EU, we have no choice. If Starmer really believes in Britain, it must be done

In Tbilisi, weeks of despair have turned into rage as the authoritarian government ignore Georgians' cries for EU integration

We need a military alliance of European nations, which will require the UK to not just cooperate but to be inside the structure

Just as he talks of closer relations, Keir Starmer’s perplexing refusal to engage properly with the EU or European experts is adding to a widening divide

History shows Britain becoming more Europhile when a wild card is in the White House

A rudderless EU ignored Trump’s threat and is now terrified and alone. It has two choices – go into overdrive or become irrelevant

Concerns over youth mobility and Northern Ireland are growing in Brussels

As a “stolen” election damages their country’s European dream, Georgians fear their divide with the west is becoming irreversible

Moscow pumped huge amounts of money into Moldova’s EU vote – and lost

Brussels is frustrated by Keir Starmer’s red lines – and baffled by the same old talk from his new government

EU institutions have got into the nasty habit of making concessions to populists who have spent their lives railing against Brussels

But can a country join that is still part-occupied by Russia?

His life’s work has been a catastrophe – and now Hannan’s latest Brexit argument will be music to Putin’s ears

In a community shared by the Belgians and Dutch, you can be in bed in one country while the partner beside you is asleep in another

Three weeks in, Starmer has brought Britain closer to the EU, and outraged Brexiteers. What’s not to like?

Many of those who keep the wheels of Eurocracy turning get hitched in Brussels’ town hall

Presidential victory for an ally of pro-Russia PM Robert Fico gives Zelensky and the EU a new headache

A cash crisis and post-Brexit changes mean another blow for the UK’s youth sector

Her plan will only work if she can deliver growth, clean energy and rising wages

We could be 100 days away from a far right takeover of the European Parliament. But is winning headlines the same as winning votes?

Europe is not up to the challenges that lie ahead