You can find below good information basis for GEF's future of the EU project, including extensive analyses, comments and information on the European Union, the ongoing euro-crisis and the prospective future development of the EU. This is only an initial list; we would be happy if you informed us of other similar websites or newsletters, in order to update the list.

• The Green European Journal [GEF’s newly launched journal is a collection of both original and existing analysis on key EU issues]
• The Heinrich Boell Stiftung – European Union Office: Euro-crisis blog [analysis of the various turns the euro-zone crisis and its impacts on the development of the EU from various perspectives]  
• The Heinrich Boell Stiftung – European Union Office dossier "Europe - the final countdown or resurrection time? Reclaiming the European project"
• The Heinrich Boell Stiftung dossier “Solidarity and Strength: The Future of the European Union” [dossier gathering various events and commentaries around the hbs study “Solidarity and Strength”]
• The European Council on Foreign Relations: Reinventing Europe [a series of articles under the title “How to stop Europe falling apart?”, as well as a series of responses to Mark Leonard’s paper “Four scenarios for the Future of Europe”]
• Centre for European Policy Studies: Politics and Institutions [leading think-tank on EU affairs; includes articles and analysis from across the political spectrum]
• European Policy Centre [think-tank focusing on EU policy analyses; its aim being “to make European integration work”]
• Social Europe Journal [electronic journal including daily comments on progressive politics in Europe]
• The Guardian Europa series [an attempt to discuss the euro-zone crisis and the growing euro-skepticism by bringing together comments and articles from 6 European newspapers: El Pais, La Stampa, Gazeta Wyborcza, The Guardian, Suddeutsche Zeitung and Le monde]
• Project Syndicate – Europe [commentaries by leading analysts on various topics, including a series on the European Union]
• Presseurop [online collection of articles translated from newspapers across Europe, available in 10 EU languages]
• Eurozine, especially its section "The EU: broken or just broke?" [an online magazine, published by a network of European cultural journals, including a European-wide overview of European politics]
• openDemocracy [publishes regular analysis, debates and blogs on current affairs and governing, with a regular following of the euro-zone crisis]