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    Migration & Asylum: A step in the right direction
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    Revision of the Aarhus Regulation: A collective sigh of relief
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    16 Jul 21
    No social dimension without a sound economic foundation
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    09 Jul 21
    5G Connectivity: Embracing the digital revolution
    The widespread rollout of 5G will provide a shot in the arm to Europe’s digital transformation and will bring with it meaningful improvements to our daily lives, writes Josianne Cutajar.
    08 Jul 21
    EU-Africa: No partnership in sight
    The planned cooperation between the EU and Africa is stalled at a time when it is needed more than ever; it is time to make real advances, argue Joachim Schuster and Miriam-Lena Horn.
    08 Jul 21
    EU-Africa: A force for change
    Now, as much as ever, Africa needs help from Europe or its problems may become impossible to resolve, believes Assita Kanko.
    07 Jul 21
    Health & Wellbeing: Lessons learned?
    It’s now time for a critical and honest assessment of how the EU has handled the COVID-19 pandemic, argues Jutta Paulus.
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    Making Europe a life sciences leader
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    Rebuilding trust in science
    The current pandemic has shown the importance of science; however, tackling future challenges requires a relationship based on trust between scientists and society, argues MEP Ivars Ijabs.
    06 Jul 21
    Health & Wellbeing: Securing the future for health
    Now is the time to establish a new and better strategy for healthcare that future-proofs supplies of medicines and medical goods, writes Tomislav Sokol.
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    06 Jul 21
    The EU must deploy all available solutions in its attempt to decarbonise
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    05 Jul 21
    Health & Wellbeing: A European mental health strategy
    The Coronavirus crisis has highlighted that many of our existing support structures are no longer fit for purpose; we should plan to address this now, writes Cyrus Engerer.
    05 Jul 21
    Health & Wellbeing: Meeting demand for mental health support
    We must recognise and plan for the growing demand for access to mental health services in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, says Alviina Alametsa.
    30 Jun 21
    Brexit: So close, yet so far…
    Despite current difficulties, the UK and the EU will, in the long run, forge closer economic and security ties, predicts Charles Grant.
    30 Jun 21
    Conference on the Future of Europe: Advancing EU citizenship
    Concept of EU citizenship must be included in CoFoE debate, argues Suzana Carp.
    29 Jun 21
    Media Action Plan: The power of local
    A strong and independent local media is essential to the democratic process, but this is in danger of withering away. The EU must ensure it gets the support it needs, argues Jan Trei.
    28 Jun 21
    Hate Speech: On the cyberviolence frontline
    With over 80 percent of female politicians having suffered cyberviolence, intimidation and harassment, MEPs are calling on the Commission to introduce legislation to curb online hate. Lorna Hutchinson reports.
    28 Jun 21
    Hate Speech: A milestone for the LGBTI community
    The extension of the list of EU crimes to cover hate speech and hate crimes, including when targeted at LGBTI people, will be one of the most important acts of this legislative term, argues Marc Angel.
    28 Jun 21
    Hate Speech: Don’t stand for hate
    The European Commission’s initiative to add hate crime and hate speech to the list of EU crimes should be applauded as an important step in protecting Europe’s citizens, argues Alice Kuhnke.
    24 Jun 21
    Rural Areas: Smart Villages are the future
    Following the pandemic, we have the opportunity to make the most of rural life, if we choose to do so; let’s make this a privilege says Franc Bogovič.
    24 Jun 21
    Rural Areas: A faster Europe
    The impact of the pandemic has focused on cities, but it has also highlighted the differences between rural areas; we need to bridge these gaps as part of our recovery, urges Niklas Nienass.
    24 Jun 21
    Urban Areas: The engines of recovery
    For all its tragedies and challenges, COVID-19 has highlighted the potential for a better future for our urban centres, writes Idoia Villanueva Ruiz.
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