Opinion

A welcome surprise to many, amid criticism that Berlin could do more, Tobias Bunde says.

Henrik Enderlein addresses what should happen and what is likely to happen.

Henrik Enderlein says the EU can cope.

Brexit has exposed deep divisions in Great Britain and in the EU. An analysis by Mark Dawson and Pierre Thielboerger.

The EU will lose one of its most progressive and democratic member states, says Anke Hassel.

Brits’ disinterest in the Brexit vote confounds EU observers, writes Mark Dawson.

Klaus Hurrelmann explains how Gen Y are shaking up gender roles that have been in place for generations.

A new Governance Report shows the Swiss are top of the heap when it comes to finishing infrastructure projects, such as the Gotthard Tunnel, on time. Germany, which is far behind, has a lot to learn.

The EU looks away as Kurdish villages are razed and elected officials ousted, writes Dilek Kurban.

Christian Traxler writes that automatic enrolment with opt-outs could save Germany's pension system.

Jan Minx and Christoph von Stechow urge leaders to tackle climate and sustainability goals.

The selection of a new head in 2016 is a chance to strengthen the UN's ability to deliver on SDGs, write Nina Hall and Ngaire Woods.