Evin Incir: Enough is Enough
06 Jul Justice

Evin Incir: Enough is Enough

The death of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter protests have thrust racism back into the spotlight. Evin Incir tells Lorna Hutchinson that it’s time for policymakers to move from words to action and make full use of the momentum behind this crucial rights issue
by Lorna Hutchinson
America and Europe: united despite diversity
23 Jul International & Trade
America and Europe: united despite diversity
New challenges, old threats
09 Jul Security & Defence
New challenges, old threats
David McAllister interview: Galvanising Europe on the world stage
02 Jun International & Trade
David McAllister interview: Galvanising Europe on the world stage
Lynn Boylan: EU policymakers need to have a very serious conversation about the direction of Europe
20 Mar Agriculture & Food
Lynn Boylan: EU policymakers need to have a very serious conversation about the direction of Europe
Irish GUE/NGL deputy Lynn Boylan on providing Northern Ireland with special status post-Brexit and why tinkering around the edges of EU reform is just not going to cut it with today’s citizens.
Věra Jourová: Gender-balanced political participation can only improve trust in our institutions
07 Mar Jobs & Social Rights
Věra Jourová: Gender-balanced political participation can only improve trust in our institutions
Věra Jourová on making sure past progress is consolidated, fighting the gender pay gap and why encouraging women's political participation would benefit everyone.
Victor Negrescu: Critics have forgotten what it's like to live outside EU
21 Feb International & Trade
Victor Negrescu: Critics have forgotten what it's like to live outside EU
Victor Negrescu on relating to Europe's millennials, why EU membership was a dream come true for Romania and why he believes a 'two-speed Europe' is a stupid idea.
Andrus Ansip: EU digital single market could generate €415bn a year
07 Feb Tech & Research
Andrus Ansip: EU digital single market could generate €415bn a year
Andrus Ansip talks 5G race, the potential of the data economy and why he believes his copyright proposals will help both consumers and creators.
Tim Peake: UK must be very careful Brexit does not negatively affect science
25 Jan Tech & Research
Tim Peake: UK must be very careful Brexit does not negatively affect science
Astronaut Tim Peake talks about his time on the International Space Station, inspiring the younger generation and why he hopes Brexit will not impact on Europe's scientific research.
Roberta Metsola hopes to raise awareness on dangers of revenge porn
06 Dec Tech & Research
Roberta Metsola hopes to raise awareness on dangers of revenge porn
Maltese MEP Roberta Metsola last month launched a written declaration on combatting revenge porn.
Jens Stoltenberg: A stronger Nato means a stronger Europe
06 Dec International & Trade
Jens Stoltenberg: A stronger Nato means a stronger Europe
Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on what a European defence union would mean for the alliance, the implications of Donald Trump and why it's time member states step up their defence spending.
Sylvie Goulard: EU Parliament must ask itself what type of candidate it wants for President post
29 Nov International & Trade
Sylvie Goulard: EU Parliament must ask itself what type of candidate it wants for President post
Sylvie Goulard on why there should be a job description for the role of Parliament President, how the EU institutions should work to reconnect with citizens and Martin Schulz's legacy.
Kaja Kallas: It's time to start thinking about working with robots - not fear them
23 Nov Tech & Research
Kaja Kallas: It's time to start thinking about working with robots - not fear them
Kaja Kallas talks women and technology, the value of human-robot teams, how she set tongues wagging over Parliament’s written declarations.
Helga Stevens: My Parliament presidency bid gives MEPs a real choice
08 Nov International & Trade
Helga Stevens: My Parliament presidency bid gives MEPs a real choice
Helga Stevens is ready to knock Martin Schulz off his parliamentary throne. Here, explains why she believes she would be better able to represent all MEPs, how her leadership style would differ from Schulz's and how she would put an end to shady backroom deals.
Maroš Šefcovic: 2016 is the year of delivery on energy union
25 Oct Energy & Climate
Maroš Šefcovic: 2016 is the year of delivery on energy union
Maroš Šefcovic on how his plans will help consumers, reform the market, meet climate change goals and deliver energy security.
Stefan Eck: It's too soon to judge the EU's success
11 Oct International & Trade
Stefan Eck: It's too soon to judge the EU's success
Stefan Eck on his passion for golf, why it's too soon to judge the EU's success and why he believes that rabbits are the forgotten species of EU animal welfare laws.
Alyn Smith: My entire day job is Scotland in Europe
27 Sep International & Trade
Alyn Smith: My entire day job is Scotland in Europe
Alyn Smith discusses the implications of Brexit, why he wants to become deputy leader of the Scottish National Party and why it's important that Scotland has eyes and ears in Europe.
Andriukaitis: Gastein health forum provides enormous added value
26 Sep Tech & Research
Andriukaitis: Gastein health forum provides enormous added value
Vytenis Andriukaitis explains what challenges the EU can expect in the coming decades, how the Commission will be supporting the member states to keep their populations healthy, and addresses that viral tweet.
Pervenche Berès: Brexit is the perfect demonstration of what hasn't worked in Europe
13 Sep Industry & Finance
Pervenche Berès: Brexit is the perfect demonstration of what hasn't worked in Europe
Veteran MEP Pervenche Berès talks reconnecting the EU with its citizens, Barroso's betrayal and the key issues that must not be overlooked in the upcoming Brexit negotiations - should they happen.
Ivan Korčok: Slovak EU Council presidency to be engine of positivity
14 Jul Industry & Finance
Ivan Korčok: Slovak EU Council presidency to be engine of positivity
As Slovakia takes the helm of the EU Council presidency for the first time, Ivan Korčok talks to the Parliament Magazine about why the country will work to be an engine of positivity, and how it plans to unite a fragmented Europe.
Bart Somers: Cities and local authorities best placed to tackle forces of radicalisation
15 Jun Justice
Bart Somers: Cities and local authorities best placed to tackle forces of radicalisation
Unlike many of its neighbouring cities, none of Mechelen's youths have fled to Syria or Iraq. Here, Mayor Bart Somers explains the secrets of the city's successful anti-radicalisation strategy.
Brexit referendum: The battle for Britain
15 Jun Industry & Finance
Brexit referendum: The battle for Britain
As the Brexit referendum looms ever closer, which side will emerge victorious? That depends who you ask. Here, Glenis Willmott, Catherine Bearder, Emma McClarkin and Roger Helmer discuss the potential breakaway from the EU and whether the UK will thrive as a world leader away from Brussels.
Ian Duncan: Free allowances to be 'beating heart' of EU ETS reform
31 May Industry & Finance
Ian Duncan: Free allowances to be 'beating heart' of EU ETS reform
Ian Duncan on the difficulties of building cross party consensus, skeleton reports and shadow meetings and why free allowances are set to be the 'beating heart' of the EU's emissions trading scheme reforms.
Karmenu Vella: Green investments bring back greater returns
17 May Energy & Climate
Karmenu Vella: Green investments bring back greater returns
Karmenu Vella on why green investments aren't risky business, what to expect from Green Week and why feels the seeds of change have already been planted.
Viviane Reding: Data protection regulation one more step towards digital single market
03 May Tech & Research
Viviane Reding: Data protection regulation one more step towards digital single market
Viviane Reding talks data protection, transitioning from Commissioner to MEP and why economics trumps feminism.
Christos Stylianides: Stronger global response needed to refugee crisis
19 Apr International & Trade
Christos Stylianides: Stronger global response needed to refugee crisis
Humanitarian aid Commissioner Christos Stylianides on the situation on the ground in Jordan and Lebanon and why, despite the challenges, Europe has something to be proud of.
Chrystia Freeland: CETA 'a truly gold standard agreement'
06 Apr Industry & Finance
Chrystia Freeland: CETA 'a truly gold standard agreement'
Canada's international trade minister Chrystia Freeland on why she believes CETA will bring tremendous benefits to both sides and why she is proud to be on a Russian travel ban list.
Ana Gomes: EU member states have failed to protect citizens
24 Mar International & Trade
Ana Gomes: EU member states have failed to protect citizens
EU leaders have not been up to the job of delivering a European security strategy, says Ana Gomes.