Europe’s invisible hand in the chip race
17 Apr Economics

Europe’s invisible hand in the chip race

Europe leads in semiconductor research and lithography — a strength it could leverage to become indispensable to the global semiconductor supply chain.
by Peder Schaefer
Europe’s new energy crisis fuels a green 'told you so'
15 Apr Foreign & Security Policy
Europe’s new energy crisis fuels a green 'told you so'
Q&A: The EU 'must be obsessed' with completing market integration in the next three years, Enrico Letta says
15 Apr Member States
Q&A: The EU 'must be obsessed' with completing market integration in the next three years, Enrico Letta says
5 ways Viktor Orbán’s defeat will shift EU policy
14 Apr Member States
5 ways Viktor Orbán’s defeat will shift EU policy
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Newsletter: For Hungary's Magyar, it's the economy, stupid
17 Apr Member States
Newsletter: For Hungary's Magyar, it's the economy, stupid
EU officials are set to meet with the victorious opposition Tisza party in Budapest on Friday.
Op-ed: Europe can't defend what it can't reach
17 Apr Member States
Op-ed: Europe can't defend what it can't reach
The EU must prioritize dual-use transport infrastructure to move troops and equipment faster across member states and toward its eastern neighbors.
A landslide in Hungary, a lift for the EU
13 Apr Member States
A landslide in Hungary, a lift for the EU
Opposition leader Péter Magyar's decisive victory puts an end to 16 years of Viktor Orbán’s rule and promises a reset with Brussels.
Why policy clarity is needed to deliver Europe’s sustainable fuel ambitions Partner Content
16 Apr Member States
Why policy clarity is needed to deliver Europe’s sustainable fuel ambitions
Europe wants greener flights but delivering them will require far more home‑grown feedstocks. Meeting rising demand for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) depends on expanding domestic supply, backed by legal certainty and a policy framework that gives farmers and industry the confidence to invest
Op-ed: Europe's interconnected infrastructure still lacks integration
13 Apr Member States
Op-ed: Europe's interconnected infrastructure still lacks integration
Despite increasing interdependence across energy, transport and digital networks, infrastructure across the EU remains fragmented.
As transatlantic ties fray, NATO remains intact — for now
10 Apr Foreign & Security Policy
As transatlantic ties fray, NATO remains intact — for now
Despite heightened tensions between the U.S. and Europe over Donald Trump's war with Iran, the president is unlikely to withdraw from the alliance.
Newsletter: The EU gears up for Hungary's crucial vote
10 Apr Member States
Newsletter: The EU gears up for Hungary's crucial vote
Hungarians are set to go to the polls on Sunday in Europe's highest-stakes election this year.
Op-ed: Why the EU must invest in culture
09 Apr Member States
Op-ed: Why the EU must invest in culture
The EU's proposed Culture Compass would allow the bloc to advance its soft power across the globe.
How Innovation is Redefining the Battlefield - and Why NATO Must Adapt Partner Content
10 Apr
How Innovation is Redefining the Battlefield - and Why NATO Must Adapt
In this episode of Eastern Frontline, MEPs Reinis Pozņaks and Rasa Juknevičienė are joined by Nikos Loutas, NATO’s Director of Innovation, to explore how new technologies — from drones to artificial intelligence — are reshaping the battlefield.
The Parliament's April print edition is out now
10 Apr Member States
The Parliament's April print edition is out now
This issue explores Europe's need for more female soldiers, the impending energy crisis as a result of the war in the Middle East, how the EU is falling behind in space, and much more.
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.
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.
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Newsletter: For Hungary's Magyar, it's the economy, stupid
17 Apr Member States
Newsletter: For Hungary's Magyar, it's the economy, stupid
EU officials are set to meet with the victorious opposition Tisza party in Budapest on Friday.
A landslide in Hungary, a lift for the EU
13 Apr Member States
A landslide in Hungary, a lift for the EU
Opposition leader Péter Magyar's decisive victory puts an end to 16 years of Viktor Orbán’s rule and promises a reset with Brussels.
Newsletter: The EU gears up for Hungary's crucial vote
10 Apr Member States
Newsletter: The EU gears up for Hungary's crucial vote
Hungarians are set to go to the polls on Sunday in Europe's highest-stakes election this year.
The Parliament's April print edition is out now
10 Apr Member States
The Parliament's April print edition is out now
This issue explores Europe's need for more female soldiers, the impending energy crisis as a result of the war in the Middle East, how the EU is falling behind in space, and much more.
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