The Bologna process on higher education is raising radical questions in spite of apparent consensus

The International Kolping Society bears witness to a long-standing passion for Europe

After a few months' respite, the debate on the use of EU funding for research on embryonic stem cell is under way again

In the eyes of many Europeans, the casualties of the war in Iraq include not only the soldiers and civilians who have died during the military campaign and its messy aftermath, but also international institutions such as the United Nations, NATO and the European Union. How much damage has really been done to the EU and its efforts to build a common foreign and security policy?

Negotiations on the liberalisation of trade in services are entering a new phase