Inside Europe’s billion-dollar anti-gender movement
26 Jun EU Institutions

Inside Europe’s billion-dollar anti-gender movement

A new report reveals how groups critical of so-called gender ideology across the EU raised $1.18 billion to target abortion, sex education and LGBTQ+ rights.
by Federica Di Sario & Eloise Hardy
Q&A: Belarusian opposition leader still hopes for a European future
24 Jun Foreign & Security Policy
Q&A: Belarusian opposition leader still hopes for a European future
Skills agenda an afterthought in the EU's competitiveness quest
26 Jun EU Institutions
Skills agenda an afterthought in the EU's competitiveness quest
Estonia takes final steps to split church from Russia
24 Jun Member States
Estonia takes final steps to split church from Russia
Group again asks for clarity on citizens' rights
24 Sep
Group again asks for clarity on citizens' rights
The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier is being urged to back calls to grant “unilateral guarantees” to Britons living and working in Europe.
Brain disorders could quickly turn into a ticking time bomb Partner Content
24 Sep
Brain disorders could quickly turn into a ticking time bomb
Tackling the growing brain disorders health threat is the 21st century’s space race, writes Monica Di Luca.
Brain health is a collective responsibility
24 Sep
Brain health is a collective responsibility
Brain health must have a prominent place in the upcoming Horizon Europe research framework programme, argues Jerzy Buzek.
European week of sport: EU Commission doubling up on its commitment to sport
24 Sep
European week of sport: EU Commission doubling up on its commitment to sport
Sport is not the answer to all of society’s problems, but it can make an important contribution to addressing them, writes Tibor Navracsics.
European week of sport: Promoting physical activity is a win-win for Europe
24 Sep
European week of sport: Promoting physical activity is a win-win for Europe
Encouraging Europeans to practice a regular physical activity would greatly improve their health and wellbeing, writes Marc Tarabella.
Movers and Shakers | 24 September 2018
24 Sep
Movers and Shakers | 24 September 2018
Keep track of developments in the European institutions and public affairs with our movers and shakers column. on 24 September 2018
Making a circular European bioeconomy happen Partner Content
21 Sep
Making a circular European bioeconomy happen
The European forest fibre and paper industry is a catalyst for Europe’s circular bioeconomy, explains Sylvain Lhôte.
EU to work with Egypt on migration
21 Sep
EU to work with Egypt on migration
European leaders have been accused of “hypocrisy” in trying to “shift responsibility” for dealing with migration.
No democracy without fundamental rights
21 Sep
No democracy without fundamental rights
Europe must uphold fundamental rights at all times - or risk self-destructing, warns Marie-Christine Vergiat.
Fundamental rights: No one left behind
21 Sep
Fundamental rights: No one left behind
Parliament’s recent vote on Hungary has highlighted the EU’s commitment to safeguarding fundamental rights, says Josep-Maria Terricabras.
European #Biotechweek 2018: 7 days showcasing creativity, passion and expertise in transformative technology
21 Sep
European #Biotechweek 2018: 7 days showcasing creativity, passion and expertise in transformative technology
European Biotech Week 2018 begins on Monday 24 September, with more than 120 events taking place across 18 European countries. The events, hosted at national and local level by a variety of organisations, companies and other biotech enthusiasts, aim to raise awareness, to fuel curiosity and to engage communities in exploring the benefits of biotechnology and discussing its potential for the future.
Bridging the gap
21 Sep
Bridging the gap
An innovative new alliance is set to strengthen the voice of Europe’s engineers while deepening engagement with policymakers, industry and academia.
Issue 481 | 24 September 2018
21 Sep
Issue 481 | 24 September 2018
Karin Kadenbach interview, European Health Forum Gastein Preview, Brain Health, Carcinogens & Work Related Cancer, Fundamental Rights, Bio-based Industries, Engineers Europe Advisory Group, Clean Vehicles, European Day of Languages, 5 Questions with the Parliament Magazine's very own Julie Levy-Abegnoli and more...
Salzburg summit ends with little progress on Brexit
20 Sep
Salzburg summit ends with little progress on Brexit
The informal summit of EU leaders in Austria has ended with cold water being poured on UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s proposed new economic partnership with the EU.
McDonald's did not breach state aid rules, says Commission
19 Sep
McDonald's did not breach state aid rules, says Commission
The European Commission has ruled that McDonald’s tax deal with Luxembourg did not breach EU state aid rules.
Emerging cyber-threats: Challenges ahead
18 Sep
Emerging cyber-threats: Challenges ahead
Cybersecurity experts must keep a constant eye on the many different emerging digital threats, say Loudovikos Marinos and Steve Purser.
How the EU is building a robust and secure digital environment
18 Sep
How the EU is building a robust and secure digital environment
Cybersecurity poses a real, serious threat that must be addressed at EU level, says Mariya Gabriel.
Movers and Shakers | 17 September 2018
17 Sep
Movers and Shakers | 17 September 2018
Keep track of developments in the European institutions and public affairs with our movers and shakers column. on 17 September 2018
Busy week of travel ahead for MEPs
17 Sep
Busy week of travel ahead for MEPs
The scheduling of a six-strong parliamentary delegation to Malta and Slovakia this week threatens to be thrown into disarray because of a clash with other events.
Creating a level playing field for new forms of work Partner Content
17 Sep
Creating a level playing field for new forms of work
As ways of working evolve, we need to continually adapt legislation and social protection schemes to accommodate them, explains Michael Freytag.
EU outlines plans to end daylight savings
14 Sep
EU outlines plans to end daylight savings
The Commission has spelled out why it is proposing to end daylight savings.
Time for a strategic partnership with Indonesia
14 Sep
Time for a strategic partnership with Indonesia
Ties between the EU and Indonesia have strengthened over the years, but the work is far from over, writes David McAllister.
Verhofstadt denies 'flip-flopping' over Spitzenkandidaten
14 Sep
Verhofstadt denies 'flip-flopping' over Spitzenkandidaten
Parliament’s ALDE group leader Guy Verhofstadt has moved to defend himself against accusations that he has “flip-flopped” over the election of the next European Commission President.
Why EU transport needs a modal shift
14 Sep
Why EU transport needs a modal shift
When seeking solutions to clean up urban transport, Europe should look to multi-modality, writes Dominique Riquet.