Europe

Three months after its election, the Syriza-led coalition government in Greece has diffused any of the optimism surrounding its ascendance to power.

The European invasion of the tropics in the fifteenth century, the industrialization of agriculture in the nineteenth century, and the triumph of communism in the twentieth century proved catastrophic …

Neoconservative politics of paranoia and rage are gearing up with the start of the 2016 presidential campaign season.

The Greek government has deployed a lot of populist and nationalist rhetoric lately, and eurocrats seem shocked.

The new commission will determine which part is illegal, illegitimate, unsustainable or odious.

The euro has had a divisive and destructive impact on Europe.

President Obama announced in this year's State of the Union address that he would ask Congress to grant him fast-track authority for trade agreements with Asia and Europe.

How would the US-EU free trade agreement affect the economy, regulation and the environment?

Western governments must welcome those besieged seeking refuge.

Syriza was elected on the hope that it would represent a break from Greece's old politics, austerity and neoliberal doctrine. Not so.