Investing in healthy societies by boosting biotech competitiveness Partner Content
05 Nov Economics
Investing in healthy societies by boosting biotech competitiveness
Europe stands at a pivotal moment. To retain a competitive healthcare sector, the EU must move to promote innovation, strengthen its startup ecosystem, and attract global investment in R&D for strategic autonomy.
Op-ed: Ukraine chooses the EU, but many challenges remain
29 Oct Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Ukraine chooses the EU, but many challenges remain
Ukrainian lawmakers are moving swiftly to align the country with the EU, to hasten its accession. Russia's war makes that harder — but also vital.
Op-ed: Why EU's AI development needs a CERN moment
23 Oct EU Institutions
Op-ed: Why EU's AI development needs a CERN moment
The bloc can still take the lead in developing trustworthy AI models, but it will require substantial cross-border investments and an EU-wide initiative to pool resources, talent and ambition.
Beyond itching: Tackling Chronic Kidney Disease-associated Pruritus Partner Content
21 Oct
Beyond itching: Tackling Chronic Kidney Disease-associated Pruritus
Significant progress is being made in the fight against Chronic Kidney Disease-associated Pruritus but sustaining strong momentum is crucial to making a profound impact on patients’ lives, writes Sandra Ruckstuhl, Head of Corporate and External
Affairs, CSL Vifor
Op-ed: Why Ukraine leads the way on digital integration with the EU
21 Oct EU Institutions
Op-ed: Why Ukraine leads the way on digital integration with the EU
As Ukraine moves closer to the EU, it has demonstrated its ability to make a strong contribution to the bloc’s future. Digital integration is a priority for the candidate country.
Op-ed: Europe’s financial sector needs close regulatory co-operation to ride AI revolution
16 Oct Technology
Op-ed: Europe’s financial sector needs close regulatory co-operation to ride AI revolution
The EU must foster an innovative AI landscape in financial services or risk being left behind in the digital race.
A new coalition is addressing Europe’s fertility landscape through inclusive policy and social justice Partner Content
14 Oct EU Institutions
A new coalition is addressing Europe’s fertility landscape through inclusive policy and social justice
How can Europe address the pressing challenge of involuntary childlessness? The newly launched Coalition for Fertility calls for reproductive autonomy and equal access to fertility treatments across the EU
Prevention and cure: Fixing Europe’s mental health crisis Partner Content
14 Oct EU Institutions
Prevention and cure: Fixing Europe’s mental health crisis
A comprehensive EU-wide mental health strategy is essential to tackle the region’s growing mental health crisis. Prioritising prevention and addressing social factors that affect mental health will ensure a healthier, happier Europe
Op-ed: Why digital inclusion starts in cities
08 Oct EU Institutions
Op-ed: Why digital inclusion starts in cities
Cities are launching bold initiatives to equip residents with vital digital skills – EU policymakers must tap into these insights or risk their strategies falling short.
How the EU can strengthen pharmaceutical competitiveness Partner Content
03 Oct EU Institutions
How the EU can strengthen pharmaceutical competitiveness
By prioritising competitiveness and regulatory efficiency, the EU can empower its pharmaceutical sector to innovate and excel, addressing rare diseases and unmet needs.
Op-ed: Why the EU's digital sovereignty hangs in the balance
03 Oct EU Institutions
Op-ed: Why the EU's digital sovereignty hangs in the balance
The EU’s reliance on foreign tech threatens its future in the digital realm. Bold action and unified investment are needed to reclaim independence.
Will European patients miss out on new tools to fight Alzheimer’s disease? Partner Content
01 Oct
Will European patients miss out on new tools to fight Alzheimer’s disease?
As we stand on the brink of transforming the lives of people with Alzheimer’s disease
and their loved ones, we need to ensure European patients are not left behind
Op-ed: Europe’s AI sector needs both more and less regulation
26 Sep Technology
Op-ed: Europe’s AI sector needs both more and less regulation
To avoid European AI being dominated by American tech firms, policymakers need to strictly enforce competition rules while tearing away the red tape that hampers innovation at home. 
Op-ed: The EU's AI Act has transformed the role of chief privacy officer
25 Sep EU Institutions
Op-ed: The EU's AI Act has transformed the role of chief privacy officer
The EU's efforts to regulate AI have put the bloc at the forefront of shaping the future of the technology. It has also put new burdens on company CPOs everywhere.
To boost the EU’s global competitiveness, we must change course on industrial and innovation policy Partner Content
25 Sep
To boost the EU’s global competitiveness, we must change course on industrial and innovation policy
As the European Union seeks to enhance global competitiveness, policy-makers face a pivotal decision: either embrace policies that promote innovation and competitiveness, or push forward with regulation that could threaten European leadership in global technologies like 5G and digital audio
Op-ed: Why the EU is falling behind on digital financial oversight
23 Sep EU Institutions
Op-ed: Why the EU is falling behind on digital financial oversight
It's the job of the European Court of Auditors to exercise effective control of public funds. Digitalisation is crucial for transparency, and the EU is way behind.
Green Deal or Greenwashed? The EU’s shift in priorities raises red flags Partner Content
12 Sep
Green Deal or Greenwashed? The EU’s shift in priorities raises red flags
Ursula von der Leyen’s political programme for her second term as President of the European Commission makes wide ranging promises from Europe’s green agenda to accelerating industrial competitiveness. Is the programme feasible?
Why childhood cancer should remain a priority in the new mandate Partner Content
12 Sep EU Institutions
Why childhood cancer should remain a priority in the new mandate
Curing more, curing better, tackling inequalities: A call for action to prioritise childhood cancer on the EU political agenda
Op-ed: NATO needs to do more in Africa and the Mediterranean
10 Sep Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: NATO needs to do more in Africa and the Mediterranean
As NATO shores up its eastern flank towards Russia, it can't forget about points south. The African-Mediterranean region is crucial for European security.
Building tomorrow's resilience today: Climate-proofing Europe's infrastructure Partner Content
10 Sep Technology
Building tomorrow's resilience today: Climate-proofing Europe's infrastructure
Through forward-looking, digital-ready policymaking, resilience can be scaled across the interconnected infrastructure systems that underpin our daily lives
Plastics recycling: the way to a competitive and circular EU industry Partner Content
09 Sep
Plastics recycling: the way to a competitive and circular EU industry
“Leading the green transition comes with challenges, but securing a circular future for the European Union is the only way we have”
The Parliament's latest print issue is out
05 Sep Foreign & Security Policy
The Parliament's latest print issue is out
Our September edition takes the occasion of NATO's 75th anniversary to assess Europe’s role in the transatlantic alliance amid mounting Russian aggression and uncertainty about US engagement.
Op-ed: Why admitting Ukraine into NATO would be a risky mistake
18 Aug Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Why admitting Ukraine into NATO would be a risky mistake
NATO enlargement has stretched the alliance thin. Adding Ukraine would make the problem worse.
Op-ed: NATO must keep its door open to Ukraine
15 Aug Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: NATO must keep its door open to Ukraine
Only NATO membership can protect Ukraine and restore peace in Europe. The alliance's security guarantees are essential for deterring an aggressive Russia.