In contrast to the Nobel Peace Prize given to Obama, the EP has acted soundly in giving the Sakharov Prize to Memorial

After the elections for Commission president, we are now drowned in the gibberish of the Council of Europe president elections

The prospect of a Conservative government in the UK will be just the latest in a long line of challenges for the European project.

As the world tries to deal with a rebellius Iran, Europe keeps on discussing internally. A ?yes? in Ireland would put an end to this.

We have to find a way to end our internal divisions and restore our leadership.

African farmers need seeds and fertilizers - and Governments that work.

The recent controversy in the UK regarding a shortage of military equipment in Afghanistan highlights a wider refusal in Europe to recognise the nature of the security threats in a post Cold War world.

Equatorial Guinea is a deplorable tyranny, and that Obiang has no intention of building a democracy.

Events in Iran show just to what extent the new technologies can affect the political landscape.

The economic crisis has highlighted the lack of respect member states have for the European Commission.

Europe needs to take decisive action on three Portuguese fronts: the Lisbon Agenda, the Lisbon Treaty and Barroso.

Events in Iran look set to have significant repercussions on the rest of the world.

We are victims of a political system designed to be boring.

Low turnout levels in the EU elections will only be reversed by greater transparency.

As Europe celebrates the 5th anniversary of enlargement, the concept of Eastern Europe is unfortunately still alive and well