Q+A: Brussels breathes a 'sigh of relief' following Romanian election
19 May Foreign & Security Policy

Q+A: Brussels breathes a 'sigh of relief' following Romanian election

Centrist Nicușor Dan triumphed over nationalist George Simion in Romania's presidential election on Sunday, reaffirming the country’s role in the EU and NATO.
by Arno Van Rensbergen
Portuguese voters head the polls — again
16 May Foreign & Security Policy
Portuguese voters head the polls — again
Poland’s presidential vote puts reform agenda to the test
15 May EU Institutions
Poland’s presidential vote puts reform agenda to the test
Albania moves closer to EU membership as Socialists win new mandate
13 May Foreign & Security Policy
Albania moves closer to EU membership as Socialists win new mandate
Jo Leinen: German crisis 'poisonous for Europe'
28 Nov
Jo Leinen: German crisis 'poisonous for Europe'
Germany’s failure to form a new government after the recent elections is “poisonous for Europe”, says Jo Leinen.
EU renews Glyphosate licence for five more years
28 Nov
EU renews Glyphosate licence for five more years
Member states break deadlock over controversial weedkiller's continued use
 
Tajani calls for €40bn 'Marshall Plan for Africa'
27 Nov
Tajani calls for €40bn 'Marshall Plan for Africa'
European Parliament President Antonio Tajani has called for a €40bn ‘Marshall Plan for Africa’ to help secure a better future for the troubled continent.
High-level conference calls on EU to make Africa a priority
27 Nov
High-level conference calls on EU to make Africa a priority
The closing session of Parliament’s high-level conference on EU-Africa relations summed up key issues that need to be addressed in the upcoming EU-AU summit in the Ivory Coast this week, including corruption, education and jobs.
Movers and Shakers | 27 November 2017
27 Nov
Movers and Shakers | 27 November 2017
Keep track of developments in the European institutions and public affairs with our movers and shakers column. on 27 November 2017
EU-Africa: Crucial time in history of continents' relations
27 Nov
EU-Africa: Crucial time in history of continents' relations
A high-level conference hosted by the European Parliament has highlighted the need to improve EU-Africa relations.
Strong EU support for business in Africa
27 Nov
Strong EU support for business in Africa
To stem African migration, Brussels has fashioned an ambitious investment strategy that relies substantially on the European private sector, writes Giles Merritt.
EU-Africa strategy requires real commitment at political and business level
27 Nov
EU-Africa strategy requires real commitment at political and business level
Let’s join efforts to accelerate Africa’s transformation, writes Emma Marcegaglia.
Let’s move on from today’s dystopian tone Partner Content
27 Nov
Let’s move on from today’s dystopian tone
Home appliances are (quietly) changing the modern world for the better writes Paolo Falcioni
Rare diseases: EU can do much more
24 Nov
Rare diseases: EU can do much more
The EU and UN are best placed to help conduct research and spread awareness on rare diseases, says Marek Plura.
Juggling care and daily life: the rare disease challenge
24 Nov
Juggling care and daily life: the rare disease challenge
It is important to shed more light on the social impact of rare diseases, writes Françoise Grossetête.
UK cities will be unable to host European Capital of Culture after Brexit
24 Nov
UK cities will be unable to host European Capital of Culture after Brexit
The exclusion of UK cities from the European Capital of Culture process has been condemned by MEPs.
EDA annual conference highlights importance of cyber defence
24 Nov
EDA annual conference highlights importance of cyber defence
European Defence Agency chief executive Jorge Domecq has called for better cooperation in the fight against cyber warfare.
Eastern Partnership summit kicks off in Brussels
24 Nov
Eastern Partnership summit kicks off in Brussels
UK Prime Minister Theresa May has set out her commitment for Britain to continue to play a critical role in European security after the UK leaves the EU.
5 questions with... Anna Maria Corazza Bildt
23 Nov
5 questions with... Anna Maria Corazza Bildt
Food tourism, tennis and eCommerce.
Guardians of the wild: The reality of wildlife conservation on the ground
23 Nov
Guardians of the wild: The reality of wildlife conservation on the ground
Emma Stokes tells us about the dangers from poachers, how demand for ivory and bushmeat is threatening species, and the effectiveness of EU policy on the ground.
Now is the time for an EU-wide ivory ban
23 Nov
Now is the time for an EU-wide ivory ban
We need action across all 28 member states to stop the current purge on elephants, writes Catherine Bearder.
Risk-preparedness: The quest for a more resilient EU energy sector
22 Nov
Risk-preparedness: The quest for a more resilient EU energy sector
Better risk-preparedness for Europe’s electricity sector could result in huge cost savings, says Ludek Niedermayer.
EU must tackle national barriers to energy flows
22 Nov
EU must tackle national barriers to energy flows
National borders are restricting the development of Europe’s energy sector, argues Flavio Zanonato.
Eva Kaili unveiled as host of MEP awards 2018
22 Nov
Eva Kaili unveiled as host of MEP awards 2018
The Parliament Magazine is proud to announce Eva Kaili as the host of the MEP awards 2018.
Issue 465 | 20 November 2017
21 Nov
Issue 465 | 20 November 2017
Julian King interview, Cybersecurity, Press Freedom, Cohesion Policy,  Wildlife Trafficking, Rare Diseases, Workers' Rights, Open Innovation, Security of Energy supply, 5 questions with Anna Maria Corazza Bildt and more...
How to make young people more employable? Teach entrepreneurship in schools Partner Content
21 Nov
How to make young people more employable? Teach entrepreneurship in schools
A detailed survey of five EU member states in which schools have been teaching entrepreneurship confirms impressive benefits for young people, businesses, and wider society, explains Caroline Jenner
Barnier: Brexit means Brexit - everywhere
21 Nov
Barnier: Brexit means Brexit - everywhere
EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has used the bluntest language yet to tell Britain that UK-based banks will lose access to the single market as a legal consequence of Brexit.
Julian King: Bold EU action is required to address cyber vulnerabilities
21 Nov
Julian King: Bold EU action is required to address cyber vulnerabilities
With digital crime and cyberattacks on the increase, European security union Commissioner Julian King outlines how he plans to strengthen Europe’s cyber defences.