Antimicrobial resistance is the next global health challenge
08 Dec Opinion

Antimicrobial resistance is the next global health challenge

“The sooner we act, the more damage we can prevent in the future”, says MEP Nicu Stefanuta
by Nicu Stefanuta
Milan prioritises pedal power
08 Nov Feature
Milan prioritises pedal power
On the ground in Moldova: how the country fights tuberculosis
07 Dec Feature
On the ground in Moldova: how the country fights tuberculosis
Europe's health commissioner dives in head first
28 Nov Feature
Europe's health commissioner dives in head first
Air pollution in Europe: The silent killer
06 Dec Feature
Air pollution in Europe: The silent killer
While pollution kills thousands of Europeans each year, the European Union is failing to meet the air quality targets set by the World Health Organisation, Marilyn Wright reports
Hi-tech health: How AI is revolutionising healthcare
04 Dec Feature
Hi-tech health: How AI is revolutionising healthcare
From faster diagnosis to new drug development, AI is driving exciting breakthroughs in medical services. But there are also calls for caution. Sarah Schug reports
The Parliament Magazine's December Issue
28 Nov
The Parliament Magazine's December Issue
The December issue of The Parliament is now available to read online. This month's policy focus: Health
A traveling exhibit of Ukrainian modernism keeps art safe in wartime
27 Nov Culture
A traveling exhibit of Ukrainian modernism keeps art safe in wartime
An exhibit of Ukrainian art making its way through several European capitals presents both a way to safeguard art during wartime and an exercise in cultural diplomacy
Book review: A story of refugees and the things they carry
21 Nov Books
Book review: A story of refugees and the things they carry
A fascinating portrait of Iraqi and Syrian refugees and the things – material or intangible – they chose to save and carry with them
Don’t give up on the potential for humane, sustainable migration reforms
16 Nov Opinion
Don’t give up on the potential for humane, sustainable migration reforms
IRC's Harlem Désir urges the Parliament to keep up the pressure to ensure fundamental rights are at the heart of the EU migration pact
Book review: A guide on how to do nothing
15 Nov Books
Book review: A guide on how to do nothing
Today’s always-on, franticly busy lifestyle isn’t working, suggests philosopher Byung-Chul Han. We should all learn how to do nothing
EU to join European Convention on Human Rights
14 Nov Feature
EU to join European Convention on Human Rights
While some see the chance to close an accountability gap, others remain doubtful.
Southern Italy’s small-town revival fuelled by migration
09 Nov Feature
Southern Italy’s small-town revival fuelled by migration
Declining population levels had left the small towns of southern Italy struggling to survive. But by opening their doors to migration, they have breathed new life into their communities
Prioritising the protection of people in crisis situations
08 Nov Opinion
Prioritising the protection of people in crisis situations
Parliament should narrow the criteria that activate crisis measures, says the director of the Red Cross EU Office
Migration crises are not inevitable
07 Nov Opinion
Migration crises are not inevitable
The longer we wait to implement a more realistic and less idealistic migration approach, the more it will undermine citizens’ trust in their governments, argues Manfred Weber
Belgium’s asylum crisis
06 Nov Feature
Belgium’s asylum crisis
Belgium’s failure to meet its obligations to asylum seekers is not just a political and humanitarian issue but also a crisis of the rule of law, reports Sarah Schug
Exhibition review: Turkish artist Burhan Doğançay in Geneva
02 Nov Culture
Exhibition review: Turkish artist Burhan Doğançay in Geneva
Grimy posters stripped from city walls provided the inspiration for the modern artist
The EU-Tunisia deal – a blueprint for what?
31 Oct Opinion
The EU-Tunisia deal – a blueprint for what?
“The deal is not working; it has the legal status of a beer coaster”, says MEP Sophie in ’t Veld
MEPs call for EU to ramp up search and rescue efforts in the Mediterranean
30 Oct Feature
MEPs call for EU to ramp up search and rescue efforts in the Mediterranean
Thousands die trying to cross into Europe from Africa, through the Mediterranean Sea, every year. But while Europe mourns each tragedy, policymakers say the EU’s response has not improved much in the last decade
EU ethics body: Let’s restore citizens’ trust!
26 Oct Opinion
EU ethics body: Let’s restore citizens’ trust!
“We want to externalise the control of our institutions," argues MEP Gilles Boyer
Make national vetoes a thing of the past
25 Oct Opinion
Make national vetoes a thing of the past
"The goal: more democracy, more citizen participation, more European security, and less blackmailing by autocrats”
EU AMA: Can an EU citizen become mayor in any EU country?
24 Oct Feature
EU AMA: Can an EU citizen become mayor in any EU country?
In Ask Me Anything, we tackle questions about the European Union that intrigue and perplex. This month, we look into whether EU citizens can run for mayor in any member state
Greece’s climate challenges call for more European collaboration
23 Oct Opinion
Greece’s climate challenges call for more European collaboration
Several EU-funded initiatives offer hope for the future
Parasite Parking: A guerrilla art project in Berlin reclaims parking space
19 Oct Feature
Parasite Parking: A guerrilla art project in Berlin reclaims parking space
A Berlin artist has spent a week and a half living in different parking spaces to inspire the city’s residents to reimagine public areas
Failure to launch: EU faces steep climb in its race for a spot in low-Earth orbit
17 Oct Feature
Failure to launch: EU faces steep climb in its race for a spot in low-Earth orbit
Competition is stiff for the EU as it works on plans to deploy its first homegrown constellation of satellites and catch up to space-faring nations and venture capitalists alike
Bad news for journalists: Why ‘Daphne’s law’ might not be as strong after all
16 Oct Feature
Bad news for journalists: Why ‘Daphne’s law’ might not be as strong after all
Draft anti-Slapp measures are expected to be finalised soon. But will ‘Daphne’s law’ be robust enough to protect journalists and rights watchdogs from oppressive lawsuits?
Bridging the gap: How Stephanie Manasseh made new audiences accessible to Belgium's artists
12 Oct Feature
Bridging the gap: How Stephanie Manasseh made new audiences accessible to Belgium's artists
With the Accessible Art Fair, Stephanie Manasseh has been helping artists reach new audiences in Belgium for over two decades
What's the EU's role in the space race?
11 Oct Opinion
What's the EU's role in the space race?
"The EU still has the potential to catch up," says MEP Niklas Nienass