EU 'blackmail' of indebted member states must cease
Irish MEP Nessa Childers tells the Parliament Magazine that she believes the 'extend and pretend approach' to Greek debt cannot continue.
Recent announcements on energy are welcome but ...
MEP denied Russia entry says Nemtsov killing 'message of threat'
MEP Sandra Kalniete has been denied entry into Russia as she was travelling to Moscow to attend Boris Nemtsov's funeral.
MEPs declare 'war' on tobacco companies
A cross-party working group has been set up in the European parliament to counter the growing influence of tobacco companies.
PM+: Energy union a 'significant improvement'
New plan should result in a more coherent approach to Europe's energy sector, argues Frederik Dahlmann.
EU data protection measures cannot burden business
Laws governing data usage are inadequate for the smartphone age, argues Timothy Kirkhope.
EU's energy union 'not fit for purpose'
Energy union is an attempt to take control of member state's energy policy, warns David Coburn.
EU requires more solidarity to overcome 'ongoing aggression'
As Lithuania marks 25 years of independence, Petras Auštrevičius calls for more cooperation in defending western values.
Commission guide: Thyssen vows to tackle 'plague' of youth unemployment head on
Former MEP Marianne Thyssen knows she has a delicate task ahead of her, but is determined to tackle 'unacceptable' levels of unemployment and poverty within the EU.
Commission guide: The EU is on the road to economic recovery, says Dombrovskis
Despite recent Economic hardships, reforms by European governments have put the EU back on track for growth and employment, says Valdis Dombrovskis.
Commission guide: European SMEs need a more 'level playing field' to succeed
European SMEs could help relaunch growth and employment in the EU, but they need help to compete internationally, argues Elżbieta Bieńkowska.
Commission guide: Mogherini plans to make the EU a 'strong global player'
The EU has the experience and the drive to rise to the global challenges it faces, argues Federica Mogherini.
PM+: Brexit is best for UK and US
British EU membership is 'biggest threat' to UK-US special relationship, argues Nile Gardiner.
EU's revolving doors must stop spinning
Politicians and former politicians cannot be allowed to use their positions 'to line their pockets', argues David Lundy.
Huawei and young coders making our cities smarter
The private sector can make an important contribution to bridging the ICT skills gap and tackling youth unemployment, argues Tony Graziano.
Greece vs. the Eurozone
Sophocles could teach our politicians a thing or two about courage and statesmanship, argues Haridimos Tsoukas
The 2014 MEP Awards winners send a message to the potential shortlistees of 2015.
New plan should result in a more coherent approach to Europe's energy sector, argues Frederik Dahlmann.
Trade incentives can have a positive effect on conditions among the EU's trade partners, argues Richard Howitt.