Ulrike Guérot, Germany In Europe, Reinventing Europe, Blog Posts
The future of Europe: It’s getting serious

The third year of the euro crisis might be the most important one yet – and with Germany heading for elections next September things are getting serious. In year one of the crisis (2010), GermanyRead more…...
by ECFR's blog - Whose world order? on Sep 19, 2012
He who comes too late is punished by life

Who would not remember Gorbatchev’s famous (mis)quote? „Dangers await only those who do not react to life”, the actual quote runs. And it seems to be happening again. EU leaders are stumbling fromRead more…...
by ECFR's blog - Whose world order? on Jul 11, 2012
Hurray, the banking union is coming!

The forthcoming European Council is heading with unprecedented speed towards a banking union and historians may remember this as the turning point of the Euro crisis. The question is what kind ofRead more…...
by ECFR's blog - Whose world order? on Jun 27, 2012
Euroland elections

The interesting thing about living in the US is to experience a change in perspective. Here, Europe is often perceived as a united entity. In the Huffington Post for example there were severalRead more…...
by ECFR's blog - Whose world order? on May 10, 2012
Germany in Europe: Christmas presents from Merkozy

I am with those who argue that this summit might have killed the EU without necessarily saving the euro. In this respect, indeed, the Summit was historical. The main problem was not solved, but theRead more…...
by ECFR's blog - Whose world order? on Dec 13, 2011
