Foreign policy review a good opportunity for citizens to raise issues of concern

Opinion: Ireland has been described as a first world country with a third world memory

Germany may have to choose between ‘sound money’ and the euro’s survival

Opinion: Barroso and Draghi at odds on whether the crisis can yet be said to be over

Political science should not be too distinct from public policymaking

Opinion: There is an argument in favour of allowing academics to pursue their own intellectual interests

Much regional variation in performance of European populist right parties

Opinion: Consolidation without further integration could mean a period of stagnation, some economists argue

Challenge of filling hole left by Eurocentrism

Opinion: Emerging powers no longer accept the view that Europe’s pioneering role confers privilege

Europe needs a pay rise to create decent living standards and boost demand

Opinion: Cameron’s proposed repatriation of powers is about nullifying workers’ rights

Israeli and Saudi leaders could lose out if Iran deprives the US of its enemy

Opinion: Previous offer from Tehran was dismissed by Bush’s neocons

Contemporary social democrats are deriving their own lessons from 1913

Opinion: Events of the year concerned not just class struggle but the right to citizenship

Australia getting ready to position itself somewhat closer to its Asian neighbours

Opinion: Traditional alliance with US competing with geographic factors

Prosperity without growth is possible, but only if accompanied by greater equality

Opinion: If the world consumed as America does we would need five more planets

Media key in Egypt’s political transition

World View: Egypt and Turkey are similar in many respects, including having a compliant media

Most people in State still favour a united Ireland but don’t expect one any time soon

Official Ireland understands negative effects of a British disengagement from the EU

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