What are the long-term risks of the EU's return hubs?
08 Apr Member States

What are the long-term risks of the EU's return hubs?

Plans to send migrants to non-EU states could leave them stranded in fragile regions, while giving third countries new leverage over Europe.
by Margherita Dalla Vecchia
Op-ed: Why the EU must invest in culture
09 Apr Member States
Op-ed: Why the EU must invest in culture
War has reached space, and Europe isn’t ready
07 Apr Member States
War has reached space, and Europe isn’t ready
Q+A: Could Iranian-linked terrorism pull Europe into war?
03 Apr Member States
Q+A: Could Iranian-linked terrorism pull Europe into war?
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Op-ed: The EU needs a 28th Regime for life sciences
02 Apr Member States
Op-ed: The EU needs a 28th Regime for life sciences
The next long-term budget offers a key opportunity to boost funding for rare diseases through stronger European Reference Networks, connecting hospitals and specialized medical units.
Q&A: Marta Kos wants people to understand enlargement is about security
01 Apr Member States
Q&A: Marta Kos wants people to understand enlargement is about security
The EU's enlargement commissioner discussed how the European Union is helping neighboring countries counter Russian disinformation, the prospects for a new wave of accessions and why expansion is central to the bloc's security.
EU member states pursue social media bans, outpacing Brussels
31 Mar Member States
EU member states pursue social media bans, outpacing Brussels
National governments are moving fast on restrictions for minors, putting pressure on the European Commission to avoid a patchwork of rules and legal collisions.
Why Europe’s next budget must protect cross-border infrastructure funding Partner Content
09 Apr Member States
Why Europe’s next budget must protect cross-border infrastructure funding
Big infrastructure projects often run late and over budget, especially when risks are spotted too late. MEPs Roberts Zīle and Kamila Gasiuk-Pihowicz, and Bentley Systems’ Bernardo Matos discuss how EU funding can reward better delivery and resilience
The €30-billion bid to link Finland to the wider EU
30 Mar Member States
The €30-billion bid to link Finland to the wider EU
A bridge to Sweden once seemed like fantasy. Now, for Finland, it may be a necessity.
Op-ed: EU Inc. is a start, but not a 28th regime
30 Mar Member States
Op-ed: EU Inc. is a start, but not a 28th regime
The proposal is a step forward for Europe's business environment, but it does not yet deliver the integrated system the Commission presents — particularly on taxation and labor rules.
Newsletter: Iran's asymmetric strategy puts pressure on the U.S. and its allies
27 Mar EU Institutions
Newsletter: Iran's asymmetric strategy puts pressure on the U.S. and its allies
As the G7 convenes, US allies are looking for clarity on Washington’s endgame in the Middle East.
The European Parliament backs unpopular U.S. trade deal — on its own terms
27 Mar Foreign & Security Policy
The European Parliament backs unpopular U.S. trade deal — on its own terms
European lawmakers on Thursday ratified a lopsided trade agreement, but built in an exit ramp if Trump reneges on his commitments.
Why CO2 infrastructure is critical to decarbonising cement Partner Content
02 Apr Member States
Why CO2 infrastructure is critical to decarbonising cement
Policy report: Infrastructure for a connected Europe
08 Apr Member States
Policy report: Infrastructure for a connected Europe
From energy and transport to digital and financial sectors, European infrastructure is becoming increasingly interconnected, yet it is still addressed in silos. This policy report examines how greater integration could reshape Europe's industry and benefit its citizens.
How Trump broke Poland’s defense consensus
26 Mar Member States
How Trump broke Poland’s defense consensus
In the American president's second term, just 30% of Poles see the U.S. as a reliable ally, and a growing share of voters and leaders are turning toward the European Union instead.
Q+A: Should the EU punish Hungary ahead of next month’s vote?
25 Mar Member States
Q+A: Should the EU punish Hungary ahead of next month’s vote?
MEP Daniel Freund said in an interview that member states and EU leaders have ignored "the Orbán problem" for too long and that the bloc should move to cut Hungary out of sensitive negotiations immediately.
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Policy report: Infrastructure for a connected Europe
08 Apr Member States
Policy report: Infrastructure for a connected Europe
From energy and transport to digital and financial sectors, European infrastructure is becoming increasingly interconnected, yet it is still addressed in silos. This policy report examines how greater integration could reshape Europe's industry and benefit its citizens.
Newsletter: Hungary — and a war — derail another EU summit
20 Mar EU Institutions
Newsletter: Hungary — and a war — derail another EU summit
European leaders gathered in Brussels for a meeting that was meant to focus on the bloc’s competitiveness agenda.
The Parliament's March print edition is out now
12 Mar EU Institutions
The Parliament's March print edition is out now
This month's issue explores how Ukraine’s battlefield-forged defense industry offers cutting-edge capabilities for the EU; what rising energy prices due to war in the Middle East mean for the bloc's reindustrialization efforts; how Europe risks falling behind in the rocket race — and much more.
Policy report: Addressing Europe's housing crisis
10 Mar Member States
Policy report: Addressing Europe's housing crisis
The EU's growing housing crisis is reaching an inflection point: one in ten Europeans is unable to pay their rent or a mortgage on time, and several European countries suffer from severe housing shortages.
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