The surrender of a Brussels mosque offers hope that Saudi Arabia is serious about shaving off the sharp edges of its brand of Sunni Muslim ultra-conservatism. Or does it?
A Better CETA: One Big Cheer for Wallonia
While the rest of Europe ducked, one region stood up for important principles of responsible globalization.
Belgium: Not a Failed State, But a Troubled One
Broken bureaucracy, homebred terrorism and union disruptions require Belgium’s unity.
Wither Belgium?
How much longer can Belgium survive the pressures of its unlikely origins?
To Secede or Not to Secede: The Case of Europe
Will the economic costs of secession keep Europe’s separatist movements in check?
Britain’s Tabloid Cancer
How have the British paid a steep price for their appetite for gossip and the unnecessary details of grizzly crimes?
Toward Two European Monetary Unions
Why does it make sense to divide the European Monetary Union into a Northern EMU and a Southern EMU?
The Way Out of Greece’s Insolvency — And Into Europe’s Future
How will building up Greece’s capital base provide a long-term solution to the country’s fiscal woes?
China as an Economic Savior
Why are Europe’s export industries happy about rising prices and domestic demand in China?
Euro Crisis: Economic Turmoil, Political Backlash
How is the global economic crisis generating a political backlash — even in the prosperous core of the eurozone?