Op-ed: A critical medicine shortage calls for better EU collaboration
25 Feb EU Institutions
Op-ed: A critical medicine shortage calls for better EU collaboration
With the European Medicines Agency identifying shortages in more than 30 critical medicines, the single market presents an opportunity to rethink the EU’s approach to medicines.
Op-ed: Europe's great tech mirage
19 Feb EU Institutions
Op-ed: Europe's great tech mirage
For the EU to have a chance to be competitive across next-gen technologies like AI and quantum computing, it will need both strategic investments and a willingness to pick winners – and losers.
Op-ed: Musk’s DSA denial could harm European citizens
18 Feb Technology
Op-ed: Musk’s DSA denial could harm European citizens
The EU’s Digital Service Act is designed to protect the bloc’s citizens from harmful and misleading content. Flaunting the rules damages democracy.
Bring Back SEP Regulation – a Lifeline for Industry in Europe Partner Content
17 Feb Technology
Bring Back SEP Regulation – a Lifeline for Industry in Europe
To preserve competitiveness of industry in Europe, including SMEs, the EU must urgently resume efforts to normalise licensing of standardised technologies, such as WiFi or 5G, to make it more transparent, predictable and fair.
Op-ed: The EU's AI moment can stop tech talent brain drain
11 Feb Technology
Op-ed: The EU's AI moment can stop tech talent brain drain
America's loss could be the EU's gain as inclusive work cultures and a desire for responsible AI can woo global talent from Silicon Valley.
Circular solutions: Realising the potential of sustainable packaging Partner Content
11 Feb Energy & Environment
Circular solutions: Realising the potential of sustainable packaging
Fibre-based packaging can play a vital part of a sustainable, truly circular economy. But progress requires a collective effort between industries, policymakers and waste management sectors
Op-ed: Russia must be kept in check in the Baltics
07 Feb Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Russia must be kept in check in the Baltics
With increased damage to underwater infrastructure in the Baltics, decision-makers are left searching for the correct level of response to potential sabotage.
Op-ed: Reimagining the EU’s urban mobility is key to a sustainable future
06 Feb Technology
Op-ed: Reimagining the EU’s urban mobility is key to a sustainable future
Europe’s cities have the potential to be hubs of experimentation and innovation to make transport greener.
Europe’s patent package requires urgent change Partner Content
30 Jan
Europe’s patent package requires urgent change
As Brussels aims to promote investment in European innovation, it is vital that concerns about the role of the EU IP Office in the SPCs and SEPs texts are addressed
Op-ed: Five years after Brexit, UK still defining its post-EU identity
30 Jan Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Five years after Brexit, UK still defining its post-EU identity
It's a half-decade since leaving the EU and the UK still struggles with its relationship to the bloc. There is reason to hope it could get better — and reason to worry that it won't.
The European Union should not choose fear over a measured response to food dyes Partner Content
27 Jan EU Institutions
The European Union should not choose fear over a measured response to food dyes
It is time to rethink food regulations. The EFSA should revise its attempt to eliminate all risks, in favor of risk-based management which aims to minimize all possible dangers
Op-ed: Why AI is the solution for Europe's competitiveness
24 Jan Technology
Op-ed: Why AI is the solution for Europe's competitiveness
Can AI help address the EU's labour shortages?
Op-ed: Why Europe must listen to island nations on climate action
22 Jan Energy & Environment
Op-ed: Why Europe must listen to island nations on climate action
In the wake of COP29, island nations continue to call for Europe to prioritise the needs of the most vulnerable countries.
Op-ed: Why Europe must maintain a unified approach following Trump’s victory
20 Jan EU Institutions
Op-ed: Why Europe must maintain a unified approach following Trump’s victory
Does the EU have a shared plan to manage Donald Trump's return?
Op-ed: Trump’s return highlights EU’s need for closer international partnerships
17 Jan EU Institutions
Op-ed: Trump’s return highlights EU’s need for closer international partnerships
The EU must look to allies like Japan to address shared geopolitical and economic challenges and boost security and trade co-operation.
Digital Responsibility: Protecting Minors Online Partner Content
15 Jan
Digital Responsibility: Protecting Minors Online
As we navigate the complexities of the digital age, the protection of minors must remain a top priority
Landmark ‘Micula Case’ Heads to European Court of Justice: A Clash of EU Law and Global Arbitration Partner Content
15 Jan EU Institutions
Landmark ‘Micula Case’ Heads to European Court of Justice: A Clash of EU Law and Global Arbitration
As the Micula Case heads to the ECJ, it presents a pivotal moment for the intersection of EU law and international arbitration.
Public benefit before profit: Safeguarding the European Lottery model Partner Content
14 Jan
Public benefit before profit: Safeguarding the European Lottery model
The European lottery model is much more than a game of chance – it’s a shared societal value worth preserving
Partnering for a sustainable and food-secure future Partner Content
14 Jan
Partnering for a sustainable and food-secure future
Corteva Agriscience is committed to working with farmers, policymakers, and industry partners to build a more sustainable and food-secure future, writes Igor Teslenko
How EU money is destroying competition and entrepreneurship in Hungary Partner Content
14 Jan Economics
How EU money is destroying competition and entrepreneurship in Hungary
Hungary’s economy is at a crossroads. The current system of crony capitalism stifles innovation, discourages entrepreneurship, and drives away the very people who could build a brighter future.
Op-ed: How to boost Europe’s defence spending
14 Jan EU Institutions
Op-ed: How to boost Europe’s defence spending
The European Defence Industry Programme is vital for bolstering the bloc’s defence capabilities in the face of geopolitical instability. Bold funding reforms and strategic co-operation are urgently needed.
Europe's automotive industrial action plan: Why the Independent Aftermarket deserves its place in the spotlight Partner Content
10 Jan Technology
Europe's automotive industrial action plan: Why the Independent Aftermarket deserves its place in the spotlight
The Automotive Aftermarket is key to Europe's industrial competitiveness, economy, society and sustainability. It must be included in the Commission's upcoming Industrial Automotive Action Plan
Op-ed: Trump’s return reveals EU weaknesses
10 Jan Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Trump’s return reveals EU weaknesses
As Trump’s second term approaches, the EU must take stock of where it is falling short — and finally act decisively.
Op-ed: Maroš Šefčovič may have the toughest job in the EU
09 Jan EU Institutions
Op-ed: Maroš Šefčovič may have the toughest job in the EU
As the new trade and economic security commissioner, Maroš Šefčovič will have to confront the threat of trade wars, sluggish EU economies and stiff global competition.