Dieselgate: Calls for European car manufacturers to end legal delays and agree compromise settlement
20 Aug Energy & Climate

Dieselgate: Calls for European car manufacturers to end legal delays and agree compromise settlement

Coronavirus crisis, climate change and economic recovery highlight imperative of industry moving on from exhaust emissions scandal.
by Brian Johnson
How can the EU better develop its research, education and innovation ‘knowledge triangle’?
28 Dec Tech & Research
How can the EU better develop its research, education and innovation ‘knowledge triangle’?
Contraceptive Atlas 2020: Empowerment, rights and autonomy
23 Dec Health
Contraceptive Atlas 2020: Empowerment, rights and autonomy
5G technology is key to Europe’s Recovery
16 Oct
5G technology is key to Europe’s Recovery
Remuneration breakdown Event Coverage
09 Dec Jobs & Social Rights
Remuneration breakdown
During lockdown, performances and arts have become more important than ever. Fortunately, we are able to enjoy these from the comfort of our own home via streaming. However, the creators of this content, performers and artists, are not getting their fair share of the income generated by streaming platforms. Jonathan Benton and Ana Gallego report on a recent webinar that looked at how to address this issue.
Germany's 2020 EU Council Presidency: A green and digital recovery Event Coverage
09 Oct EU Institutions
Germany's 2020 EU Council Presidency: A green and digital recovery
Two of the main priorities of the German EU Presidency are to fight climate change and embrace digitalisation. A recent webinar looked at how Germany will attain its goals while tackling the economic and social repercussions of the Coronavirus crisis.
Access to more and better data key to delivering high standards of animal welfare and sustainable food production Event Coverage
18 Sep Agriculture & Food
Access to more and better data key to delivering high standards of animal welfare and sustainable food production
A comprehensive, ‘One Health’ approach to animal husbandry recognises that animal, human and environmental health are interdependent, report Brian Johnson and Ana Gallego.
Wolves in sheep’s clothing Event Coverage
27 Jul Justice
Wolves in sheep’s clothing
In recent years, women’s rights, gender equality, LGBTQI+ rights and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) have been contested by a small but vocal number of Catholic-inspired European networks who managed to infiltrate institutions and governments, reports Lorna Hutchinson.
AMR: new business model for antibiotics development urgently needed Event Coverage
18 Jun Health
AMR: new business model for antibiotics development urgently needed
EU policymakers and stakeholders warned that the Coronavirus crisis may be a foretaste of what to expect from a world without effective antibiotics.
Listeriosis: Examining the disease from the victim's perspective Event Coverage
20 May Health
Listeriosis: Examining the disease from the victim's perspective
With antimicrobial resistance on the increase, it’s more important than ever that the EU takes advantage of alternative, prevention-based technologies such as Bacteriophages in the fight against bacterial infections such as Listeriosis, reports Brian Johnson.
WEBINAR: After COVID-19, will there be an even more devastating AMR outbreak? Event Coverage
19 May Agriculture & Food
WEBINAR: After COVID-19, will there be an even more devastating AMR outbreak?
The online event will look at the requirement for a new business model for the development, production and sales of new antibiotics.
WEBINAR: Disease outbreaks and the EU’s precautionary measures Event Coverage
16 Apr Health
WEBINAR: Disease outbreaks and the EU’s precautionary measures
An online event brought to you by PA International that will look at the listeriosis victims’ perspective