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    31 Mar 17
    The 'no deal is better than a bad deal' fallacy
    The UK is heading for disaster if it thinks that no deal is better than a bad deal with the EU, warns Richard Corbett.
    24 Mar 17
    60 years after the treaty of Rome, a better Europe is possible
    A large majority of citizens do not fundamentally reject European unification - but the EU must do better, says Jo Leinen.
    24 Mar 17
    EU energy policy should focus on local resources
    The EU's energy ambition has great potential, and Europe’s cities and regions are ready to deliver, writes Markku Markkula.
    22 Mar 17
    Energy union is on the right track: It's time to deliver
    A major challenge lies ahead in achieving the right level of ambition and coordinating the political debate and legislative process of the winter package, writes Morten Helveg Petersen.
    22 Mar 17
    5 questions with... Davor Škrlec
    Hiking, teaching and a very special backpack.
    22 Mar 17
    EU energy union: No 'one-size-fits-all' - but technology can help
    Completing the energy union means ensuring a well-functioning internal energy market that empowers consumers, say MEPs.
    22 Mar 17
    Ensuring access to water will make the EU stronger
    The Commission's lack of response to the Right2Water campaign is a clear lack of respect for citizens and is weakening public trust in the EU institutions, writes Marco Affronte.
    21 Mar 17
    EU winter package is right to put energy efficiency first
    The European Commission was right to focus on energy efficiency in its winter package, says Peter Liese.
    21 Mar 17
    Europe's ports are one of its key commercial strengths
    Europe's maritime sector is a world leader, but there is room for improvement if it is to retain that position, writes Lucy Anderson.
    21 Mar 17
    EU failing to stand with Pakistani women and girls
    The EU must take stronger action to put an end to honour killings in Pakistan, writes Emilian Pavel.
    21 Mar 17
    How can the EU unlock investments in its maritime economy?
    Growing demand in both tourism and trade means that the EU cannot waste any time in properly regulating its ports, says Gesine Meissner.
    21 Mar 17
    Can Scotland act as a bridge between the UK and EU?
    Scotland has little option now but to seek another Independence Referendum, argues Stephen Gethins.
    20 Mar 17
    MEP awards 2017: A word from our host
    A word from the host of the 2017 MEP awards, Roberta Metsola.
    20 Mar 17
    EU's winter package is ready for take-off
    Thanks to the winter package, the energy union is nearly complete, and it's now time for member states and local governments to play their part, says Maroš Šefcovic.
    20 Mar 17
    Data protection rules must apply to all
    The digital revolution presents many opportunities, but embracing it must not come at the expense of fundamental rights, says Marie-Christine Vergiat.
    17 Mar 17
    ePrivacy regulation is a good first step
    Data protection rules must apply to all means of electronic communication, writes Jan Philipp Albrecht.
    17 Mar 17
    Fundamental rights and big data: striking a balance
    Citizens and institutions will only be able to reap the benefits of big data if there is public trust in the technology, writes Ana Gomes.
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