EU takes terrorism to task with three-pronged strategy
8 October 2018
With the threat of terrorism now an ever-present reality, the EU has devised a three-point plan to thwart potential terrorists and improve infrastructure in cities if the worst should happen.
5 questions with... Alojz Peterle
15 October 2018
Alojz Peterle (EPP, SL) ispresident of the European Parliament's all-party ...
Will the Bavaria election spare the German Government fresh blushes?
12 October 2018
Ever since the current federal coalition in Germany was forged earlier this year, it has been...
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Biofuels have an important role to play in the energy union
16 April 2018
The EU is committed to ensuring that biofuels are truly sustainable and contribute to reducing...
5 questions with... Miapetra Kumpula-Natri
13 April 2018
Miapetra Kumpula-Natri (S&D, FI) is a member of Parliament’s industry, research and energy...
Dreaming of a 'European Serbia'
12 April 2018
Improved communication from Brussels and Serbia and the normalisation of relations with Kosovo...
There is renewed focus in EU enlargement in the Balkans
12 April 2018
The EU enlargement process is necessarily slow, but there is room for optimism, writes Charles...
EU policymaking: The time has come to make the role of cities official
11 April 2018
Cities and local government associations are in a unique position to understand citizens’ needs and...
Antimicrobial resistance is an inevitable part of evolution
11 April 2018
Antimicrobial resistance is a natural, inevitable process, but changing our behaviour and adapting...
Why does the EU continue to gloss over Pakistan's state-sponsored terrorism?
10 April 2018
The European Union’s effort to combat global terrorism has a marked discrepancy, says Heinz K....
The refusal to legislate on violence against women is symptomatic of a wider backlash against women’s rights in Europe
10 April 2018
As some member states refuse to ratify the Istanbul convention, the EU must take action to protect...
EU member states must adopt a zero tolerance approach to sexual harassment and violence
10 April 2018
It’s time for member states to step up to their responsibilities and ensure women and girls in...
An existential crisis: The CFP needs reformed now
9 April 2018
The future of sustainable and successful fisheries and a healthy marine environment needs ordinary...
2018 ECG Annual Dinner Debate: Meeting the demands of the world’s largest market consumers
4 April 2018
The internal market is integral to the EU’s prosperity, but it depends on a well-functioning...
ePrivacy talks: The clock is ticking
27 March 2018
Talks on new ePrivacy rules could go one of two ways, writes Michał Boni.
The time for ePrivacy is now
27 March 2018
Parliament has done everything it can to ensure that the existing level of protection from the...
No future of work without social innovation
26 March 2018
The Commission’s social fairness package represents an encouraging step in extending social...
Citizens and research: The forgotten voices of copyright reform
26 March 2018
Policymakers must not lose sight of citizens’ and the research community’s needs when updating...
Copyright reform: EU must protect its cultural sector - not sell it off
26 March 2018
Parliament must send an unambiguous message and propose a clear and balanced text on copyright,...
New EU copyright rules will protect the press
26 March 2018
Axel Voss says the new copyright reform aims to introduce new levels of responsibility for internet...
EU copyright reform: Filters fail frequently
26 March 2018
Let’s not put dumb robots in charge of what we can and can’t say online, writes Julia Reda.
FDI screening mechanism: Too litte, but not too late
23 March 2018
The EU needs an effective foreign investment screening mechanism to avoid discreet political...
Embracing technology is vital for EU agriculture
23 March 2018
As the future shape of EU agricultural policy begins to be debated once more, industry must have...
5 questions with... Peter Kouroumbashev
22 March 2018
Peter Kouroumbashev (S&D, BG) is a Vice-Chair of Parliament’s delegation to the EU-Montenegro...
EU should extend 'smart cities' to 'smart villages'
22 March 2018
The ‘smart villages’ approach could ensure a brighter future for Europe’s rural areas, say Franc...
The EU is only a rules-based organisation when it suits the EU leaders
21 March 2018
We need to change the establishment and replace it with politicians who are willing to listen to...
CAP reform: There is an opportunity in every crisis
21 March 2018
Bureaucracy is not a compulsory component of a common European agricultural policy, writes Peter...