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Nicolas Sarkozy has narrowly lost the Presidency after a single term, but his Socialist party successor, Francis Hollande, has not won a mandate.
Former European Commission President Jacques Delors, architect of the single euro currency, told The Daily Telegraph the euro was doomed from the start.
A former president of the European Commission says the body is being "pushed aside" in agreements about institutional organization in eurozone countries.
A founder of the European Union's Erasmus Program said its student exchange policies should focus on accommodating the urgent needs of a now-larger EU.
The chief executive of the European Union wants to scrap at least 69 draft laws that he called absurd.
A new ruling that France will have to amend parts of its constitution to fall in line with the European charter, along with an upcoming vote by the powerful opp
Just over five years ago, a shudder went through the grandees of Europe when the distinguished American journal "Foreign Affairs" published an essay titled "The
This weekend Europe picks its Thomas Jefferson, the man whose name is destined to ring through the ages as the bard and sage and architect who drafted the immor
