Expanding ‘traffic light’ labelling trials across Europe can help build consumer awareness around this well-established nutritional information scheme, explains PepsiCo’s Silviu Popovici.

2018 has seen increasing pressure on Western Mediterranean migration routes, writes Jeanne Laperrouze.

Interfaith dialogue unlocks moderation, mutual respect and understanding

Europe’s cloud infrastructure providers support the EU’s intentions to crack down on online terrorist content, however policymakers are targeting the wrong players, explains Alban Schmutz.

Ukraine is committed to a modern future in a united European continent, writes Olga Trofimtseva.

The collective goal of tackling antibiotic resistance should be to ensure One Health for our people, our animals and our planet, argues Roxane Feller

European plant scientists are hindered by an outdated regulatory framework that is at odds with recent scientific evidence, writes Dirk Inzé.

Each day brings another twist and turn in the Brexit saga and there is still more to come, writes Dmitry Leus.

Regulatory policy for efficient electricity markets should establish merchant transmission investments as the ‘default’ option, argues Professor William W. Hogan.

Outcomes of the H2020 EUREST-PLUS project will be presented on October 18, 2018 at the European Parliament in Brussels

Sigrid Ligné on why the European soft drinks industry has set high ambitions to make its plastic packaging more sustainable.

Preserving food cultures is beneficial regardless of Brexit, argues Leonardo González Dellán.

Today far too much plastic waste still escapes the European collection system. Of the 60m tonnes of plastics produced annually in the EU, only around 25.5m tonnes are collected and a mere 6.6m...

The EU must help ‘anchor’ Western Balkan countries by supporting their Nato and EU integration prospects, argues Eli Hadzhieva.

The European forest fibre and paper industry is a catalyst for Europe’s circular bioeconomy, explains Sylvain Lhôte.

As ways of working evolve, we need to continually adapt legislation and social protection schemes to accommodate them, explains Michael Freytag.

People living with atopic eczema need effective solutions for disease management and treatment, explains Carla Jones.

The release of pharmaceuticals into the environment has significant detrimental effects on human health, write Sirpa Kärenlampi and Angelica Lindsey-Clark.

Bahrain’s Supreme Council for Women has laid the foundations for a better society, explains Hala Al Ansari.

Sigrid Ligné explains how the European soft drinks industry generates revenue for economies across the EU.