From protest to polls: Spain kicks off /1

Anatomy of an alliance with an uncertain center of gravity, all on the right

by Marc López Plana

From protest to polls: Spain kicks off /2

Spaniards know nothing about Ceuta and Melilla: they think it isn’t worth the effort

by Sergio Del Molino

From protest to polls: Spain kicks off /3

Pedro Sánchez is writing the final chapter of his “Manual de resistencia”

by Guido De Franceschi

From Ancient Greek to 2040

European Time Travels, imagining our future

by Robert Menasse

An antidote

Cinema, politics and the case for slowness: learn from the masters

by Anthony DiMieri

filmmaker

Conversation with Bernard-Henri Lévy

Do we still need intellectuals? Maybe. But we certainly need heroes, like Zelensky

by Mauro Zanon

Words of progress

A mix of perseverance, patience, persistence and resilience: that’s “persevilience”

by Alastair Campbell

Conversation with former British Secretary Ben Wallace

We don’t like bullies, and that’s what Putin and Trump are

by Ani Chkhikvadze

The mother of all divorces

There is life after Brexit, but we need to bury the ghosts of the past

by João Vale de Almeida

It's the economy, stupid

On the budget, the EU is in a rush to get ahead of Le Pen (possibly) at the Élysée

by David Carretta

United in culture – November

A giant telephone, the idea of love and what else is on in Europe

by Livia Chiriatti