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    Interview: Clean Industrial Deal puts EPP’s Ehler in the driving seat
    14 May EU Institutions
    Interview: Clean Industrial Deal puts EPP’s Ehler in the driving seat
    As the CID aims to align climate goals with manufacturing growth, MEP Christian Ehler wants to make sure Europe’s industry has its voice heard in the legislative process.
    Albania moves closer to EU membership as Socialists win new mandate
    13 May Foreign & Security Policy
    Albania moves closer to EU membership as Socialists win new mandate
    Prime Minister Edi Rama’s victory will consolidate Albania’s pro-EU trajectory, but rule of law deficits still pose hurdles to accession.
    The end of encryption as we know it?
    12 May EU Institutions
    The end of encryption as we know it?
    The European Commission wants to make it easier for police to tackle criminal activity over encrypted messaging apps. Privacy advocates warn that's a slippery slope to a surveillance state.
    Op-ed: Concrete action needed to stop Orbán’s EU abuse
    12 May EU Institutions
    Op-ed: Concrete action needed to stop Orbán’s EU abuse
    On a recent visit to Hungary, members of the European Parliament’s LIBE committee observed worrying rule of law backsliding. Here is their report.
    Op-ed: Europe can defend its liberal democracy if it reclaims common ground
    09 May Foreign & Security Policy
    Op-ed: Europe can defend its liberal democracy if it reclaims common ground
    Europeans have come to terms with a generational crisis, but not with how much worse it could get. More radical political change is necessary.
    Sánchez walks a tightrope as Spain commits to NATO target
    08 May Foreign & Security Policy
    Sánchez walks a tightrope as Spain commits to NATO target
    With Spain pledging to spend 2% of its GDP on defence, PM Pedro Sánchez faces scepticism as he stretches the definition of military spending. Around Europe, not everyone is impressed.
    Russian gas phaseout: Why going cold turkey is easier said than done
    07 May EU Institutions
    Russian gas phaseout: Why going cold turkey is easier said than done
    The European Commission unveiled plans this week to cut off all imports of Russian natural gas by 2027, despite ongoing resistance from some member states.
    Op-ed: EU's Russian speakers are an opportunity, not a risk
    07 May Culture & Arts
    Op-ed: EU's Russian speakers are an opportunity, not a risk
    European leaders should embrace their Russian-speaking minorities as a source of political possibility. Treating them with suspicion fuels populist backlash that harms democracy.
    Op-ed: Support for European business must drive Clean Industrial Deal
    06 May EU Institutions
    Op-ed: Support for European business must drive Clean Industrial Deal
    As the EU pushes ahead with the CID, supporting European companies is key. Aligning green goals with industrial competitiveness will ensure a just, strategic transition.
    EU risks over-reliance on Turkey for defence
    05 May Foreign & Security Policy
    EU risks over-reliance on Turkey for defence
    Member states are striking more deals with Turkey's booming defence industry. That could jumpstart the EU's own — or create a strategic dependency.
    Op-ed: Europe’s new Energy Union — cleaner, cheaper and more connected
    05 May EU Institutions
    Op-ed: Europe’s new Energy Union — cleaner, cheaper and more connected
    With permitting reform, long-term contracts, and cross-border collaboration, the European Commission’s Clean Industrial Deal puts a shared European energy market at the heart of the continent’s green and digital future.
    Presidential rerun to test Romania’s democracy
    02 May EU Institutions
    Presidential rerun to test Romania’s democracy
    In a tumultuous period that saw the first election annulled, a far-right candidate leads as Romanians try again to pick their president. Distrust in the political establishment spells trouble for the EU and NATO.
    Op-ed: Georgescu is not the conservative hero Musk thinks he is
    02 May Foreign & Security Policy
    Op-ed: Georgescu is not the conservative hero Musk thinks he is
    Conservatives deserve better champions than the banned Romanian presidential candidate and conspiracy theorist.
    How Carney's win in Canada can be the EU's, too
    30 Apr Foreign & Security Policy
    How Carney's win in Canada can be the EU's, too
    Canada’s new Liberal leader is good news for EU trade and diplomacy in the Trump era. However, a united front between the two will face plenty of challenges.
    Europe’s quest for critical raw minerals gains new urgency
    30 Apr Energy & Environment
    Europe’s quest for critical raw minerals gains new urgency
    Brussels is pushing to diversify critical raw material supplies beyond China, but a fragmented EU approach could stall progress. 
    EU’s Energy Union carries hopes of cutting Russian dependency
    29 Apr Energy & Environment
    EU’s Energy Union carries hopes of cutting Russian dependency
    As the bloc pushes to cut its reliance on fossil fuels and eventually bolster its clean energy networks, a decade-old idea is coming back to the fore.
    Estonian broadcast bill targets Russian propaganda, but raises questions over online content
    28 Apr Foreign & Security Policy
    Estonian broadcast bill targets Russian propaganda, but raises questions over online content
    As the EU country debates a proposal that would expand its media regulator’s powers, questions loom over how well the rules would address digital propaganda in an age of war.
    Op-ed: Europe can reshape global tourism for the better
    28 Apr Culture & Arts
    Op-ed: Europe can reshape global tourism for the better
    As the world’s biggest tourism market, Europe can respond to new challenges by building a more sustainable model.
    Op-ed: Abandoning the AI Liability Directive brings unacceptable risks
    25 Apr Technology
    Op-ed: Abandoning the AI Liability Directive brings unacceptable risks
    The European Commission’s move towards so-called simplification will harm both competitiveness and consumer security in the EU.
    How Italy's agri-business softened the country’s opposition to GMOs
    24 Apr Technology
    How Italy's agri-business softened the country’s opposition to GMOs
    Genetically modified or just edited? In Italy, a rebranding campaign shifted public perceptions on crop science — and mirror looser EU rules.
    Pope Francis: Bloodshed in the Holy Land must end
    22 Apr Foreign & Security Policy
    Pope Francis: Bloodshed in the Holy Land must end
    Writing before his death on Easter Monday, Pope Francis called for safety and dignity for everyone in Palestine and Israel. Waging peace takes more courage than waging war, he argued in this posthumous op-ed.
    EU opinion divided over bid to seize frozen Russian assets
    22 Apr EU Institutions
    EU opinion divided over bid to seize frozen Russian assets
    Interest income on Russian funds held in Belgium helps finance Ukraine’s war effort. Pressure is mounting for the EU to go further — testing legal limits, political unity and the bloc's financial credibility.
    Meloni and Trump play nice at White House, but US-EU future still on thin ice
    18 Apr Foreign & Security Policy
    Meloni and Trump play nice at White House, but US-EU future still on thin ice
    A meeting between the Italian prime minister and the US president reaffirmed their mutual admiration. But real progress on trade, Ukraine and defence remains elusive.
    Lost in the post: Cutting letter delivery could isolate Denmark's most vulnerable
    17 Apr Economics
    Lost in the post: Cutting letter delivery could isolate Denmark's most vulnerable
    The Danish post will deal only in parcels starting next year, but not everyone can go paperless.
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