MEPs call for EU to ramp up search and rescue efforts in the Mediterranean
30 Oct Feature

MEPs call for EU to ramp up search and rescue efforts in the Mediterranean

Thousands die trying to cross into Europe from Africa, through the Mediterranean Sea, every year. But while Europe mourns each tragedy, policymakers say the EU’s response has not improved much in the last decade
by Ana Fota
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01 Nov
Let’s rise to the challenge: protecting our environment, public health and respiratory patients
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31 Oct
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EU ethics body: Let’s restore citizens’ trust!
26 Oct Opinion
EU ethics body: Let’s restore citizens’ trust!
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Exhibition review: Turkish artist Burhan Doğançay in Geneva
02 Nov Culture
Exhibition review: Turkish artist Burhan Doğançay in Geneva
Grimy posters stripped from city walls provided the inspiration for the modern artist
The EU-Tunisia deal – a blueprint for what?
31 Oct Opinion
The EU-Tunisia deal – a blueprint for what?
“The deal is not working; it has the legal status of a beer coaster”, says MEP Sophie in ’t Veld
Make national vetoes a thing of the past
25 Oct Opinion
Make national vetoes a thing of the past
"The goal: more democracy, more citizen participation, more European security, and less blackmailing by autocrats”
EU AMA: Can an EU citizen become mayor in any EU country?
24 Oct Feature
EU AMA: Can an EU citizen become mayor in any EU country?
In Ask Me Anything, we tackle questions about the European Union that intrigue and perplex. This month, we look into whether EU citizens can run for mayor in any member state
Greece’s climate challenges call for more European collaboration
23 Oct Opinion
Greece’s climate challenges call for more European collaboration
Several EU-funded initiatives offer hope for the future
Parasite Parking: A guerrilla art project in Berlin reclaims parking space
19 Oct Feature
Parasite Parking: A guerrilla art project in Berlin reclaims parking space
A Berlin artist has spent a week and a half living in different parking spaces to inspire the city’s residents to reimagine public areas
Failure to launch: EU faces steep climb in its race for a spot in low-Earth orbit
17 Oct Feature
Failure to launch: EU faces steep climb in its race for a spot in low-Earth orbit
Competition is stiff for the EU as it works on plans to deploy its first homegrown constellation of satellites and catch up to space-faring nations and venture capitalists alike
Bridging the gap: How Stephanie Manasseh made new audiences accessible to Belgium's artists
12 Oct Feature
Bridging the gap: How Stephanie Manasseh made new audiences accessible to Belgium's artists
With the Accessible Art Fair, Stephanie Manasseh has been helping artists reach new audiences in Belgium for over two decades
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Why self-care is a central pillar of a modern, sustainable healthcare system Partner Content
02 Nov Interview
Why self-care is a central pillar of a modern, sustainable healthcare system
Each year across Europe, 1.2 billion cases of minor ailments are self-managed with non-prescription medication – saving more than €36 billion spending that would otherwise be borne by patients and health systems. We speak with Carlton Lawson, Group President EMEA at Kenvue, who explains why, now more than ever, it is vital to ensure access to over-the-counter medicines and maintain self-care
SEP legislation: protecting European tech leadership while supporting SMEs Partner Content
30 Oct
SEP legislation: protecting European tech leadership while supporting SMEs
Maintaining leadership in the standardisation of mobile networks is key to safeguarding the European tech industry, research and innovations in the face of growing global competition.
Change in action: Leading MEP takes to the factory floor with DENSO Partner Content
30 Oct
Change in action: Leading MEP takes to the factory floor with DENSO
Europe will not achieve its net zero targets without close collaboration between policymakers and industry. The Parliament joined MEP Ondřej Kovařík as he visited the Czech plant of leading automotive components, systems, and solutions manufacturer DENSO to learn more about how major businesses are adapting working practices to deliver a greener future.
A fresh approach to vaping can cut youth access and help adult smokers seeking to make a change Partner Content
30 Oct
A fresh approach to vaping can cut youth access and help adult smokers seeking to make a change
Irresponsible players are undermining the potential public health opportunity of new alternative products.
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Bad news for journalists: Why ‘Daphne’s law’ might not be as strong after all
16 Oct Feature
Bad news for journalists: Why ‘Daphne’s law’ might not be as strong after all
Draft anti-Slapp measures are expected to be finalised soon. But will ‘Daphne’s law’ be robust enough to protect journalists and rights watchdogs from oppressive lawsuits?
How Saint-Gilles’ football team became the EU bubble’s favourite
03 Oct Feature
How Saint-Gilles’ football team became the EU bubble’s favourite
Local football team Royale Union Saint-Gilloise has captured the hearts of Brussels-based EU staffers
Good heavens: How light pollution is threatening our sky
03 Oct Feature
Good heavens: How light pollution is threatening our sky
The swarms of satellites in low-Earth orbit are causing light and noise pollution, which is in turn creating ecological chaos
The art of central banking: Belgium's National Bank opens new exhibit
28 Sep Feature
The art of central banking: Belgium's National Bank opens new exhibit
A participatory art project is serving up a new take on the private art collection of the National Bank of Belgium
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Equipping European consumers with leading next-generation network infrastructure: Launching Europe beyond 2030 Sponsored
Equipping European consumers with leading next-generation network infrastructure: Launching Europe beyond 2030

Consuming ever-richer online content and services, Europeans are putting their network infrastructure to the test. How can we ensure Europe is ready for the future?

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Migraine: What can Europe do to avoid neglecting unmet medical need Sponsored
Migraine: What can Europe do to avoid neglecting unmet medical need

Migraine carries an annual economic burden of €27 billion and is a leading causes of disability. Despite the tangible unmet need, it is not recognised as a medical burden.

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The 2nd European Tech for Climate Action conference

The conference will convene different stakeholder groups to explore the role of technology and innovation more broadly in supporting Europe’s climate action goals.

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