Ten years after Brexit, Europe is reshaping itself around security and enlargement while Britain risks being left behind

Sir Keir Starmer should drop the pretence that the UK-Europe relationship is only about trade and economics: it’s much deeper...

Britain has long played a major role in innovating and sustaining partnerships for young people and perhaps Yorkshire can take...

Great innovators can bring change without war, annexation threats and tub-thumping

Can the European Union ensure that its well-intentioned ‘Democracy Shield’ is more than a soundbite?

Affordable, sustainable, climate-adapted housing that matches regional and national needs is desperately required everywhere

AI is trained not to give the unbiased truth, so what will protect us from potential manipulation or darker agendas?

The UK’s first virtual MP in Leeds brings the dangers of leaving AI to the market, rather than civic society,...

Dyslexia is not simply something that can be medicalised away – a holistic approach to neurodiversity in its various forms...

AI ‘doctors’ promise speed, but can strings of code really replace trusted human GPs without risking misdiagnosis, bias or ethical...

In our launch edition, Juliet Lodge wrote about UK dogma vs EU solidarity. Five years on, she explores the crisis-ridden...

Trump’s Big Bang of executive bans has prohibited federal use of certain words: it will have an impact on the...

Young people are shaping society and are our future leaders. Denying them the chance to mix with their peers across...

The EU has appointed a commissioner for intergenerational fairness, a shrewd move to help counter right-wing exploitation of young people

Social media platforms have hosted a storm of manipulative disinformation over the last year – what can we do to...

Mending broken Britain requires honesty, pragmatism and mutual respect in our relations with the EU - can Labour deliver?

Can the UK learn from the Euro elections and respect the voices of the young and its citizens as it...

Women know Brexit is toxic. On International Women’s Day, dare we think of life without Brexit – and make it...

As the Covid inquiry continues to lay bare the vacillations and misjudgements of our government could ministers learn from the...

The chancellor delivered enough clues to confirm that his plan for those who ‘Can’t work or won’t work’ isn’t a...

While the UK government has given up on the idea of public good, Europe’s youth demand truth, free movement, and...

The Brexit deal is at risk unless the UK upholds human rights and high levels of data protection, the EU...

No place to hide for X. Will the EU make an example of X for failing to comply with the...

Imagine a wider EU of concentric circles and the UK in none of them; a rocky outcrop off the European...

The Greater London Authority has been banned from raising the Council of Europe flag, despite the UK still being a...

Disinformation, electoral interference and hybid warfare threaten our democracies and the EU is fighting back

Juliet Lodge explores how the government’s choices have alienated the people of the UK from much more than just our...

It is irresponsible and misleading to pretend that the UK is not part of a complex web of political relationships...

It’s high time politicians got real about the EU and single market, extinguished the bonfire of lies and told the...

50 years ago, the UK joined the EU, the same year Tinker Tailor was published. What would George Smiley make...