George Soros argues that a eurozone government bond market would bring immediate and vital benefits.

Spain should have nothing to fear from Kosovo?s independence, writes Jose Ignacio Torreblanca.

Taskforces chaired by the European Commission should co-ordinate state aid, making sure that national measures reinforce each other to the greater benefit of the sectors concerned and avoid bending competition rules, writes Giuliano Amato and Emma Bonino.

In her review of the Munich Security Conference, Ulrike Gu?rot argues that the US reassured Europe of its commitment to a multilateral approach to foreign policy. But how visible, deep and quick will the change in transatlantic relations be?

This week?s Munich Security Conference offers a platform for transatlantic change. Ulrike Gu?rot discusses three necessary paradigm shifts.

Europe's military is beating the retreat just as the world's emerging powers are expanding their presence ? an early sign perhaps of a new international order.

As the British Army?s problems deepen, Nick Witney blames a defence policy too fixated on the US.

Our vital interests from energy to security cry out for a new, fully European Ostpolitik - and one nation holds the key.

There is nothing wrong in engaging China rather than antagonizing her: but Europe must coordinate its human rights policy towards Beijing.

In response to the Chinese Premier?s European tour, John Fox argues that Europe's national interests must be put aside.