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    21 May 20
    Fight AMR by taking antibiotics off our plates
    The battle against antimicrobial resistance is one we cannot afford to lose; we can start by eliminating it from our food chain wherever we can, writes Sarah Wiener.
    20 May 20
    From pitch fork to plate: steps to greater food safety
    We should not pretend that everything will return to normal after the Coronavirus, but instead seize the opportunity to reform the CAP to meet Europe’s future needs, says Eric Andrieu.
    20 May 20
    EU Biodiversity Strategy must be based on incentives, not obligations
    Biodiversity is a laudable and desirable ambition, but the means to achieve it lie best in a pull, not a push-based approach. Incentives will always trump sanctions, writes Norbert Lins.
    20 May 20
    Why the Biodiversity Strategy must be free from taboos
    The current Coronavirus crisis is an illustration of the disastrous impact of humankind on biodiversity. An ambitious and effective framework to combat its erosion urgently needs to be defined at all levels, writes Agnès Evren.
    20 May 20
    Farm to Fork and Biodiversity strategies offer a real opportunity for much-needed change in agriculture
    However, we must not let them be watered down by vested interests, writes Thomas Waitz.
    20 May 20
    The pressing need for binding and ambitious targets
    Creating space for nature in farms and setting a reduction target for meat consumption are absolute necessities. The upcoming Biodiversity Strategy and ‘Farm to Fork’ Strategy provide the ultimate opportunity to do so, writes Bas Eickhout.
    20 May 20
    From farm to… where?
    The consequences of COVID-19 have changed our perceptions of the future; our plans for farming must change accordingly, argues Mazaly Aguilar.

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    20 May 20
    Ensuring a seamless pan-European sky
    We must ensure that cross-border collaboration in our skies continues beyond Brexit, writes NATS CEO Martin Rolfe.
    19 May 20
    Steering the stormy waters of Europe’s recovery
    The EU ship needs a strong engine and a clear destination, as it navigates the post-COVID-19 world, writes Iratxe García.
    19 May 20
    Time to revolutionise the way we produce and consume food
    With the Farm to Fork Strategy the EU has the opportunity to prove that it is ready to change its policies in order to safeguard our long-term future, writes Francisco Guerreiro.
    19 May 20
    Supporting LGBTQI+ young people and understanding the challenges they face
    In a society that places increasing pressure on all of us, we must be aware of mental health difficulties and how to offer support. LGBTQI+ young people are particularly vulnerable, writes Alex Agius Saliba.
    19 May 20
    European Parliament must play decisive role in Coronavirus recovery plan
    Now that our economies are slowly coming out of quarantine, so should European democracy; it is a precondition for a successful recovery, writes Manfred Weber.
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    19 May 20
    Europe at a Crossroads: Abraham Liu
    The EU has a unique opportunity to lead the world – but only if it remains united, writes Huawei‘s Chief EU Representative, Abraham Liu
    18 May 20
    European Parliament must listen to citizens’ applause
    MEPs and healthcare professionals call on the European Parliament to put health on top of the agenda and set up a body entirely dedicated to solidarity and public health issues. 
    14 May 20
    Health in Europe: the way forward
    The EU must prioritise those issues that European citizens really care about, such as their health and wellbeing, write Greens/EFA MEPs Petra De Sutter, Tilly Metz, Jutta Paulus and Michèle Rivasi.
    13 May 20
    Brexit and COVID-19: An end to both in 2020?
    On 31 January, the UK left the EU, leaving eleven months to negotiate a comprehensive partnership between the two sides. But in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, there is now even less time and even less capacity, writes Mairead McGuinness.
    13 May 20
    Protecting culture during the Coronavirus pandemic
    Europe’s cultural and creative industries risk being disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions and therefore need tailored, EU level support to recover, argues Sabine Verheyen.
    12 May 20
    Post-Brexit rights of British citizens’ in EU at risk, warns campaign group
    Lack of implementation of EU Member State’s national settlement schemes giving cause for real concern, explains Jane Golding.
    07 May 20
    Europe’s media is in crisis and needs immediate EU support
    Media policies should remain a national competence, but the EU can, and must, play a supporting role, argues Dace Melbarde.
    07 May 20
    5 Questions with... Jérémy Decerle
    Jérémy Decerle (RE,FR)  is a member of parliament’s AGRI committee
    06 May 20
    EU enlargement must happen in tandem with EU reform
    The prospect of EU membership has been a driver for reforms in Western Balkan countries, now we must ensure that the enlargement process goes hand in hand with the reform of the EU, writes Ilhan Kyuchyuk.
    06 May 20
    Afghanistan: a war not to be forgotten, a people to support
    With the Coronavirus crisis creating havoc around the world, Afghanistan risks disappearing from the international headlines, writes EU High Representative Josep Borrell.
    06 May 20
    Convergence between technological progress and sustainability is not that obvious
    The coronavirus pandemic, like climate change, teaches us about the importance of mitigating risk to ensure our future prosperity. Should we place all our hopes on technology to deliver this safer future?
    05 May 20
    Time for a European Health Union
    The Coronavirus crisis has shown up many shortcomings in Europe’s healthcare systems, which is why we need a better, more coordinated approach, argues César Luena.
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