Debates - Page 78 of 169 - Debating Europe

Future

Can Britain survive outside the Single Market?

Do you like your Brexit hard or soft? That’s the question du jour in Britain at the moment, as the country…

Future

How can we make people like Europe again?

The idea of Europe is a powerful one. It’s existed, in one form or another, for thousands of years. But…

Global

First TTIP, now CETA? Why are so many trade deals struggling?

International trade can be an ‘alphabet soup’ of acronyms. TTIP, CETA, TPP – it can be overwhelming! One thing that unites…

Future
Security

Does Europe need a common enemy?

These days, identity is important. In a chaotic, uncertain world, belonging to a group can bring a sense of security and…

Security

Should all radical speech be censored?

Freedom of speech is important to us at Debating Europe. We believe there are limits to that freedom (for example,…

Future

Which is the most democratic country in Europe?

The West’s fervour for ‘exporting democracy’ has dimmed somewhat since the Iraq war. The lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan have been…

Global

Should European countries each hold referendums on TTIP?

Plebiscites are always a bit of a gamble. Politicians like call them in order to legitimise controversial policies, but the ruse can backfire…

Quality

Do refugees take away social housing opportunities from locals?

How is the refugee crisis affecting local communities? We often look at the ‘big picture’ on Debating Europe, talking to national…

Quality

How can we make sure the economy creates decent jobs?

The European economy is creating jobs again. There’s still a long way to go, but the unemployment rate across the…

By continuing to use this website, you consent to the use of cookies on your device as described in our Privacy Policy unless you have disabled them. You can change your cookie settings at any time but parts of our site will not function correctly without them.

I AGREE PRIVACY POLICY