Why the euro cannot realistically rival the dollar 

New biographies of Churchill and de Gaulle dominate

Will the European Central Bank change its tune?

Britain's just one corner of a European crisis in which opportunity still lurks

The logical consequence of leaving Europe is that we are worse off. Brussels bullying simply doesn’t enter into it

Simon Jenkins's new history of Europe is peppered with counter-intuitive takes

Conference season is here, and Brexit will dominate. But the big policy questions haven't gone away. Prospect asked politicians to set out what they had to say on the practical issues—here, two MPs...

The president of the ECB steps down next year. His successor will face the most demanding job in central banking

David Hannay negotiated Britain’s accession to the European Communities. More than 40 years later, he is watching its departure from the EU with despair

The single currency's design isn't perfect. But what's really hampered its first 20 years, says Adam Tooze, are decisions freely taken by power-hungry men in Frankfurt