News from the Jacques Delors Centre

Optimism about EU’s future at all-time high

But closer look reveals stark differences across levels of education

The "essence" of EU fundamental rights

Mark Dawson co-edits special focus September issue of the German Law Journal.

What do Europeans think about climate change?

Climate change ranks high in all national debates but regional differences remain prevalent

More migrants, more problems? Not everyone agrees.

More migrants, more problems? Not everyone agrees.

For the first time since 1999, the Commission leans to the centre-left

The political composition of the European Commission 1999-2019

Franco-German briefing series: Europe’s new beginnings

Policy Brief, 02.09.2019

A gender-balanced EU Commission gets increasingly difficult to achieve

A gender-balanced EU Commission gets increasingly difficult to achieve

Over the decades, a decline in EP support for the incoming Commission

In October 2019, the European Parliament must give its consent to von der Leyen’s Commission.

Von der Leyen vote in perspective

Before the Lisbon Treaty, only Jacques Santer did not reach an absolute majority in the EP

As NGOs face political pressure, crossing the central Mediterranean becomes increasingly deadly

Amid a decrease in the absolute number of people rescued, the mortality rate increased from 2,5% to 9,2% since 2016

The Makronom - Economic quartet - The revolution in the global tax system

An interview with Pola Schneemelcher in the Makronom

Der Tagesspiegel - The EU needs an alliance for sea rescues

An op-ed from Lucas Rasche to the Der Tagesspiegel