Europe's economic crisis has heightened the sense of regionalism within some eurozone countries, including Spain.

Stratfor explains how Spain's geography has played a role in the balance between its central government and autonomous regions.

As European politicians meet for yet another EU summit, Stratfor analyst Eugene Chausovsky and Colin Chapman discuss key issues that could impede a solution to the eurozone crisis.

Poland's navy suffers from the same basic geopolitical constraints that its land forces do when they come up against much more powerful neighbors in difficult geographic conditions.

Northern Europe, especially the northwest, has long been established as the primary gateway for goods moving in and out of wider continental Europe.

The railway project could increase the volume of overland trade via Russian Railways.

As the European Union splinters, Stratfor's Reva Bhalla examines the limits of Continental integration being sought by European policymakers.

Stratfor Vice President Rodger Baker describes Stratfor's views on the issue of energy security.

A deep economic and political division exists within the European Union between the eurozone states and the 10 EU members outside the monetary bloc.

Stratfor analysts Eugene Chausovsky and Christoph Helbling discuss the tensions over integration between the Eurozone and the European Union.