1,000 days of war later, EU still divided over Ukraine's future
20 Nov Foreign & Security Policy

1,000 days of war later, EU still divided over Ukraine's future

Trump's re-election has accelerated talk about ending Russia's invasion of Ukraine at the negotiating table. The EU's position is anything but unified.
by Arno Van Rensbergen
It’s official: EU deforestation law gets put on backburner
15 Nov EU Institutions
It’s official: EU deforestation law gets put on backburner
Op-ed: It’s time to end Europe’s anti-nuclear dogma
20 Nov EU Institutions
Op-ed: It’s time to end Europe’s anti-nuclear dogma
Op-ed: Risk-based 2040 target is key to keeping climate momentum
18 Nov Energy & Environment
Op-ed: Risk-based 2040 target is key to keeping climate momentum
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Op-ed: EU needs strategic partnerships to secure critical raw materials supply
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Op-ed: EU needs strategic partnerships to secure critical raw materials supply
As global competition for critical raw materials intensifies, the EU must push for strategic partnerships and increased investment to meet Green Deal targets.
MEP Lange: Parliamentary power essential to strengthening EU
13 Nov EU Institutions
MEP Lange: Parliamentary power essential to strengthening EU
MEP Bernd Lange, Chair of the Conference of Committee Chairs, discusses the importance of the European Parliament's committees and his role in streamlining EP decision-making.
Is the Green Deal on track?
12 Nov EU Institutions
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As the climate crisis deepens and Europe's industries struggle, the economic trade-offs of the green transition are pulling EU policymakers in opposing directions.
Let’s talk about the importance of hygiene Partner Content
19 Nov
Let’s talk about the importance of hygiene
The first line of defence to protect our health is to ensure the availability of effective cleaning, maintenance and disinfection products, inside and outside our homes, and not take hygiene and cleanliness for granted.
This year’s ‘finance COP’ in Baku may be a day late and a dollar short
08 Nov Energy & Environment
This year’s ‘finance COP’ in Baku may be a day late and a dollar short
Policymakers head to Azerbaijan for COP29 to agree on a new climate finance plan. The EU hopes to be a powerful voice at the negotiating table.
Carbon removals offer promise but no silver bullet
07 Nov Energy & Environment
Carbon removals offer promise but no silver bullet
Emerging technologies to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere will be crucial to offset hard-to-abate emissions, but they risk being used as an excuse to keep emitting. 
EU reckons with another Trump presidency
06 Nov EU Institutions
EU reckons with another Trump presidency
Donald Trump wins — again. Is the EU as 'Trump proof' as its leaders have said?
Op-ed: What we expect from the next health commissioner
06 Nov EU Institutions
Op-ed: What we expect from the next health commissioner
When Ursula von der Leyen's pick for health commissioner speaks to Parliament, this is what we will want to know.
The path to climate neutrality: what is the role of carbon removals and cleantech innovation? Partner Content
19 Nov Energy & Environment
The path to climate neutrality: what is the role of carbon removals and cleantech innovation?
Achieving the EU’s climate goals while maintaining economic growth and competitiveness is the key challenge of this new mandate. What role can carbon removals and cleantech innovation
play? We speak with MEP Lidia Pereira (Portugal, EPP), and Kasia Wilk, Head of Public Affairs and Policy for Europe and Asia, at Drax, to find out more
Op-ed: A post-American world? 
05 Nov Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: A post-American world? 
Tuesday’s presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris comes as the US contends with mounting international challenges – and waning global influence.
Georgia's contested election puts EU dreams further out of reach
04 Nov Foreign & Security Policy
Georgia's contested election puts EU dreams further out of reach
Georgia's public is pro-EU, but Russia is right next door. That puts the country's ruling party in a bind.
National interests derail EU train travel's full potential
31 Oct EU Institutions
National interests derail EU train travel's full potential
Ursula von der Leyen wants to make going by rail more attractive. But her solution may be no match for older and more complicated problems.
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EU reckons with another Trump presidency
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Ursula von der Leyen wants to make going by rail more attractive. But her solution may be no match for older and more complicated problems.
The Commission's annual Enlargement Package: How close are candidate states to EU membership?
30 Oct EU Institutions
The Commission's annual Enlargement Package: How close are candidate states to EU membership?
The EU executive says it's eager to enlarge the bloc, despite setbacks in places like Moldova and Georgia. Here's a status report on accession.
What's next for the EU’s Migration and Asylum Pact?
22 Oct EU Institutions
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