‘Half-dead’ Schengen limps on amid increased migration anxiety
13 Aug Member States

‘Half-dead’ Schengen limps on amid increased migration anxiety

Europe’s open borders are being replaced by ‘temporary’ checkpoints that are often anything but. With anti-migration politics on the rise and a broken asylum system, the loss of trust will be hard to restore.
by Eloise Hardy
How alpha men and tradwives are winning over young Europeans
11 Aug Member States
How alpha men and tradwives are winning over young Europeans
Op-ed: Mercosur deal of deceit must not be signed
14 Aug EU Institutions
Op-ed: Mercosur deal of deceit must not be signed
Is the EU ready to face its mounting plastic waste problem?
07 Aug EU Institutions
Is the EU ready to face its mounting plastic waste problem?
23 Nov 17
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.
23 Nov 17
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.
22 Nov 17
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.
22 Nov 17
EU must tackle national barriers to energy flows
National borders are restricting the development of Europe’s energy sector, argues Flavio Zanonato.
22 Nov 17
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.
21 Nov 17
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...
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21 Nov 17
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
21 Nov 17
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.
21 Nov 17
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.
21 Nov 17
It's time for cyber-justice
The EU must urgently take further steps to eradicate cybercrime, says Elissavet Vozemberg-Vrionidi.
21 Nov 17
MEPs give cautious welcome to EU cybersecurity proposals
MEPs have concerns about the Commission’s new cybersecurity proposals.
21 Nov 17
Cyber-defence: The new security challenge
The EDA plays a central role in improving Europe’s capacity to protect itself from cyber-threats, writes Jorge Domecq.
20 Nov 17
Fierce competition to host European Medicines Agency
Voting for the two key EU agencies that must be relocated after Brexit should not descend into a Eurovision-style competition, warn MEPs.
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20 Nov 17
Why boosting apprenticeships presents a win-win situation for everyone
Companies, youngsters and society as a whole can all reap the rewards of properly organised apprenticeships, argues Denis Pennel
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20 Nov 17
Europe’s future depends on open innovation
Europe’s future depends on open innovation, argues Martin Kern.
20 Nov 17
INNOVEIT 2017: Shaping the future of EU innovation
The recent INNOVEIT 2017 forum provided a showcase for successful innovation.
17 Nov 17
Press freedom is under attack
The murder of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia along with 1000 other journalists since 2006 highlights the growing intimidation and dangers reporters face.
17 Nov 17
Seventh cohesion report: Time to look forward
Cohesion funds can help reduce the gaps between EU member states, if spent wisely, argues Lambert van Nistelrooij.
17 Nov 17
Catalonia: Commission accused of unequal treatment
The European Commission has been accused of unequal treatment in respect of Catalonia during a debate in Parliament on the rule of law in Malta.
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16 Nov 17
European Arrest Warrant comes under renewed scrutiny
The EAW system has quite rightly once again come under the media spotlight, writes Willy Fautré
16 Nov 17
Manfred Weber optimistic after meeting with Theresa May
Parliament’s EPP group leader, Manfred Weber, has voiced renewed optimism about the eventual outcome of the ongoing Brexit talks after meeting with UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
15 Nov 17
EU leaders agree to deepen military cooperation with PESCO
New plans for closer cooperation between member states on defence and security have met with a positive response.
15 Nov 17
Antimicrobial Resistance: A silent tsunami
The increasing use of antibiotics is a public health and animal husbandry time bomb, reports Brian Johnson
15 Nov 17
Standing up for COPD sufferers
MEPs want to see the European Union and member states step up their activities on tackling the prevention and diagnosis of severe respiratory diseases.