Friday, October 9, 2026
Europe’s national veto protects sovereignty and ensures that sensitive decisions receive broad support. Yet it can also delay collective action and turn consent into bargaining power. This Perspective examines how the EU can protect national interests while keeping shared commitments deliverable.
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Friday, October 9, 2026
As Europe prepares for enlargement, the debate over national vetoes raises deeper questions about power, sovereignty and democratic consent. A four-part series exploring how a larger Union can act effectively while retaining the trust of its members and citizens.
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Saturday, February 21, 2026
As Brainport evolves from regional ecosystem to critical infrastructure, new questions emerge about power, legitimacy and social cohesion. When execution becomes identity, Europe must decide not only how to build faster — but what kind of society its industrial machine ultimately serves.
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