Europe

The bidding for London's financial sector is a game where there is much to be gained by losing.

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership could be the next casualty in the Brexit fallout.

As nationalism and racism surge across the continent, a Europe adrift seeks security by hardening policies against migrants.

Perhaps this is no longer really the “American century” at all.

Austerity is unnecessary because evidence indicates that European governments could easily increase spending without hitting any constraints.

As global capitalism generates ever-greater inequalities, instabilities and problems, it and its high priests face rising opposition.

If and when this new, neo-fascist party fields a charismatic presidential candidate, that will be the most important election of our lives.

Europe's fault lines will be open to fractures due to European leaders' refusal to abandon the neoliberal policies that sowed the seeds of this revolt.

On both sides of the pond, traditional conservatism is being challenged by a new fascistic politic.

Former chairman of Finland's Independence Party Antti Pesonen discusses the growing movement in favor of a eurozone exit for Finland.