Martin Ehl

On the surface, the EU budget summit smoothed over the friction between Brussels and the bloc’s problem children. Deeper down, the rift may be growing.

On the eve of new travel warnings, locals tried to follow the rules while not annoying the tourists – producing perplexing compromises and catastrophic carelessness.

Central Europe has experienced a soaring economy in the last two decades. Yet the disaffection of many shows the limits of what economic growth a...

With a rocky history behind them, Czechs never had it so good – and they secretly know, despite all the grumbling. Czechs are a bit obsessed with yea...

Austria shares a rich history and culture with its Central European brothers and sisters. Now that borders have disappeared, the region is once ...

An unspectacular visit by Vladimir Putin is an important measure of the growing pressures on a united Europe On February 2, Vladimir Putin arrive...

What is the best role for government in higher education, hands-on or off the table? It might seem strange that a generation after the fall of the I...

Shattering upheavals have left Central and Eastern Europe longing for calm, but a disruptive new generation is looking towards innovation There h...

Britain, our role model in language, constitutional law, education and business, would gradually feel farther and farther away I want to encourag...

With Central European governments constantly changing the rules, it has become impossible for families or businesses to plan for the future A qua...

How the refugees bring the danger of new walls between East and West The wave of refugees flooding in across the borders has caught the European...