French politics has never been so unpredictable Although Emmanuel Macron now seems to be the likely winner against Marine Le Pen, there are still many uncertainties in the French election race, writes Anne-Elisabeth Moutet. French politics has never...
On trade and security Following the triggering of Article 50 and official start of Brexit negotiations to leave the EU, Rebecca Harding warns against using security as a means to get a trade deal....
For A New Bretton Woods on Social Issues Under the German presidency, G20 members should commit to give international governance a strong social dimension to address populism, writes Bernard Spitz. New opportunities to start the 21st century...
Fillon could restore France’s credibility in Europe François Fillon would aim to regain Germany’s trust and reach out to the United Kingdom if he becomes the next French President in May 2017, writes François Le Goff. After Brexit...
Brexit: an act of economic self-harm Philippe Legrain looks at the options available to the UK as it starts extricating itself from the EU and warns about the economic consequences. Britain’s shock vote to leave...
Statement following Britain’s EU referendum President Lord Simon of Highbury, Vice-Presidents Eberhard von Koerber and Serge Weinberg, and Steering Group Chairman Michael Maclay reflect on the outcome of the referendum and what lies ahead...
