Four disintegration risks may threaten the EU’s future

The EU developed a renewed sense of optimism over the past year, but new crises may loom

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Future of Ecuador’s ruling party hangs in the balance

As tensions build within Ecuador’s ruling party, a split might be no bad thing for the president

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Andrej Babis’s use of Eurosceptic slogans reflects widespread disillusion with the EU at elite and popular levels

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The Bosnian Serb opposition has called Dodik’s bluff on announcing referendums but not holding them

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The government is scrambling to restore its one-seat majority after losing an MP on constitutional grounds

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With Kirkuk and ‘disputed areas’ lost to Baghdad, the Kurds' oil pipeline and key border crossings are now under threat

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Other scenarios than suspending autonomy -- involving Catalan backtracking or a compromise -- are possible but unlikely

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Community-level elections mark the first phase in Syrian Kurds’ plans to consolidate their self-rule

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Neighbouring capitals are coordinating on how to counter the September 25 Kurdish independence referendum

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Public consultation could be the solution to Moreno’s problems, but referendum results are notoriously unpredictable

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