European Union

Linking debt payments to economic growth would be better for Greece and better for Europe. By Brett House.

It is in the EU and Canada’s benefit to see the Greek economy recover, argues Constantine Passaris.

The Canadian firms that will benefit most from the trade agreement with the EU will be those that can innovate and adapt to the European market, argues Danielle Goldfarb.

The recent European Parliament elections have demonstrated a widespread distrust of Brussels. Here’s how to fix it.

John Hancock on how the closing of the Canada-EU free trade agreement could move the global free trade agenda ahead.

Canada has secured a free trade agreement with Europe. Danielle Goldfarb on the global opportunities that will come from sealing the deal.

OpenCanada interviewed Werner Wnendt, Germany’s ambassador to Canada, about Merkel’s election victory, Germany’s role in Europe, and its relationship with Canada.

Jennifer L Jenkins on what Angela Merkel’s election victory means for Germany and for Europe.

As the window to negotiate a Canada-EU free trade agreement narrows, Danielle Goldfarb weighs possible scenarios.

Gary Hufbauer spells out what’s at stake in the U.S.-EU Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership as talks begin.

Charles Clarke on why the European Union, despite its problems, is still the best best for the U.K.

Paul Meyer on why the European Union’s proposed International Code of Conduct for Outer Space is running low on diplomatic fuel.

John Hancock on why the proposed U.S.-EU trade deal could revitalize global trade co-operation, or end it.

Canada wasn’t mentioned during the State of the Union, but one policy announcement could jeopardize our trade negotiations with the EU says Danielle Goldfarb.

Canada’s “dairy supply management policy” may be about to take a hit, as Ottawa seeks to open Canadian borders to more European cheese.

Danielle Goldfarb on why a Canada-EU free-trade deal matters hugely for Canada.

Jennifer Welsh on why the European Union deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.

Cameron is no Churchill. Welsh wonders if “British exceptionalism” is still in the national interest.

Engage with China’s top leadership. This and four other principles to guide Canada’s Asia strategy.

“The Greek tragedy points to Europe’s hubris,” says Welsh.