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Parting is such sweet sorrow

18 February 2019

British MEPs will soon bid a fond - or not-so-fond - farewell to Parliament. Some of them told Martin Banks what they will (and won’t) miss about Brussels and their possible plans for a post-Brexit future.

Nord Stream 2 pipeline would defeat purpose of Energy Union
2 May 2016

Nord Stream 2 is the embodiment of hybrid warfare and would put Energy Union at risk, argues...

Energy union set to empower EU's energy security
26 April 2016

2016 will be the year of delivery for Energy Union, writes Maroš Šefcovic.

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Energy efficiency: EU needs to 'think bigger'

22 April 2016
The Commission is set to revise the energy efficiency directive later this year. How are MEPs...

EU needs strong safeguards to maintain energy security

21 April 2016
Energy cooperation must be at the heart of the EU, just as it was when the Union was created more...

EU needs new approach to gas energy supply security

19 April 2016
Europe needs a new approach to energy security that allows it to remain resilient in the face of...

CETA set to strengthen EU-Canada partnership

6 April 2016
Canada is both a crucial trading partner and a strong ally for the EU, writes Marietje Schaake.

CETA agreement goes 'beyond trade'

6 April 2016
Both sides are set to benefit economically and geopolitically from CETA, therefore it should be...

Civil society concerns central to CETA talks

6 April 2016
Both the EU and Canada have heeded society's concerns about ISDS, writes Sorin Moisă. 

CETA: EU and Canada share many of the same hopes

6 April 2016
Jude Kirton-Darling says she was continually reminded of shared values during Parliament's...

CETA is a 'very satisfactory' trade agreement

6 April 2016
The EU-Canada free trade agreement deserves our support no matter what our political persuasion,...

FFA2016: Fighting climate change means 'transforming world economy', says top American economist

25 March 2016
None of Europe's current environmental problems are unsolvable, but they will require changes on an...

FFA2016: SDGs ‘a declaration of interdependence’, says UN chief

23 March 2016
Addressing the audience at the Forum for the Future of Agriculture, Ban Ki-moon said food systems...

FFA2016: New green revolution key to tackling world hunger

23 March 2016
Reforming global food system an issue of survival, says UN agriculture chief.

FFA2016: Rethinking agriculture 'as significant as tackling climate change', say experts

23 March 2016
Experts attending the Forum for the Future of Agriculture have warned that the world faces dire...

EU circular economy package lacks crucial benchmarks

2 February 2016
Circular economy package lacks crucial elements, writes Ulrike Lunacek.

EU Parliament can improve circular economy proposals

1 February 2016
Piernicola Pedicini is confident that the European Parliament can help enable the real uptake of a...

Circular economy requires new industrial model

25 January 2016
To successfully transition to a circular economy, Europe needs a 'resolute change of pace', says...

Food waste 'unacceptable' in this day and age, says MEP

14 January 2016
Angélique Delahaye talks to the Parliament Magazine about her landmark food waste amendment and why...

Designing a fully-fledged EU-Algeria energy cooperation

8 January 2016
Cooperation in the electricity, energy efficiency and renewable energy area could be very...

Algeria: The case for a strong and independent civil society

8 January 2016
One of Algeria's leading challenges is the need to diversify its economy, especially in support...

EU-Algeria: A mutually beneficial alliance

7 January 2016
The EU should reinforce and strengthen its bonds with Algeria, says Fernando Maura Barandiarán.

EU-Algeria: Strengthened relations can bring stability and security

6 January 2016
There are many opportunities for closer cooperation between the EU and Algeria, but this will only...

Energy sector set to drive EU-Algerian relations over the coming years

6 January 2016
There is great scope to further deepen the opportunities for cooperation between the EU and Algeria...

Algeria and EU ties highlight strong and dynamic partnership

5 January 2016
Development of renewable energy is just one of several areas where Algeria can boost income...

Algeria set to benefit from CoR's new capacity-building initiative

5 January 2016
Algeria remains a centralised state but the local and regional level can act as a catalyst for...

Time to move Algeria-EU relationship away from a 'one-size-fits- all' approach

4 January 2016
The time is right for the EU to reinvigorate its European neighbourhood policy and negotiate a...
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A vote for animal health is a vote for your own health

21 February 2019

A Europe whose political and regulatory framework stimulates the growth of innovation in the animal health sector is a Europe that secures a more sustainable future for all, writes Roxane Feller.

Brexit: Urgent clarity needed concerning Erasmus+ and Horizon2020

19 February 2019

With a disorderly Brexit now a real and fast-approaching threat, detailed technical guidance from the European Commission is crucial for those participating with UK partners in EU programmes like Erasmus+ and Horizon2020, writes Lesley Wilson.

The foundation of modern Bahrain

14 February 2019

Bahrain’s National Action Charter laid the foundations of the nation as a representative democracy and constitutional monarchy

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Making the online environment a safe space for our children
21 February 2019

Our efforts to make the online environment safe for children are working, but we cannot rest on our laurels, writes Mariya Gabriel.

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