Portuguese voters head the polls — again
16 May Foreign & Security Policy

Portuguese voters head the polls — again

Portugal is set to hold its third election in as many years on Sunday amid mounting voter fatigue.
by Eloise Hardy
Poland’s presidential vote puts reform agenda to the test
15 May EU Institutions
Poland’s presidential vote puts reform agenda to the test
Op-Ed: Why mental health must become a political priority for Europe
15 May EU Institutions
Op-Ed: Why mental health must become a political priority for Europe
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
What consequences will Brexit have on UK's devolved territories?
09 Oct
What consequences will Brexit have on UK's devolved territories?
The consequences of Brexit on the devolved territories of the UK could be just as difficult to resolve as Britain’s EU exit reports.
Julie Girling defends Brexit vote despite Tory suspension
09 Oct
Julie Girling defends Brexit vote despite Tory suspension
British MEP Julie Girling says she stands by her decision to back a parliamentary resolution which states insufficient progress has so far been made in the Brexit negotiations.
EU must better communicate its success stories
09 Oct
EU must better communicate its success stories
The EU must not only communicate more on its success stories - it must also communicate differently, explains Lambert van Nistelrooij.
Movers and Shakers | 9 October 2017
09 Oct
Movers and Shakers | 9 October 2017
Keep track of developments in the European institutions and public affairs with our movers and shakers column. on 9 October 2017
New EU labelling rules are new frontier in energy efficiency
09 Oct
New EU labelling rules are new frontier in energy efficiency
The new energy efficiency labelling rules are set to transform Europe’s energy savings, writes Dario Tamburrano.
Knock-on effects of energy efficiency plans could mislead consumers Partner Content
09 Oct
Knock-on effects of energy efficiency plans could mislead consumers
Knock-on effects of energy efficiency plans could mislead consumers, warns Beate Raabe.
What you need to know about the European Year of cultural heritage
06 Oct
What you need to know about the European Year of cultural heritage
The next year will be a defining moment for European cultural preservation projects, writes István Ujhelyi.
New findings highlight benefits of good safety and health at work Partner Content
06 Oct
New findings highlight benefits of good safety and health at work
New findings highlight the benefits to be gained from good safety and health at work, writes Christa Sedlatschek.
Work without fear: EU should do more to protect workers' health and safety
06 Oct
Work without fear: EU should do more to protect workers' health and safety
MEPs Ole Christensen, Jutta Steinruck and Paloma López Bermejo talk to the Parliament Magazine about the importance of strong health and safety at work rules.
EU Commission deals €250m tax blow to Amazon
04 Oct
EU Commission deals €250m tax blow to Amazon
The European Commission has ordered Luxembourg to recover €250m’s worth of illegal tax benefits from Amazon.
Insufficient progress on Brexit talks, warn MEPs
03 Oct
Insufficient progress on Brexit talks, warn MEPs
MEPs in Strasbourg adopted by a huge majority a resolution stating that there has not been sufficient progress on the EU’s priority aims in the ongoing Brexit talks.
Research breakthroughs happen more easily when information is shared Partner Content
03 Oct
Research breakthroughs happen more easily when information is shared
Research breakthroughs happen more easily when knowledge, data and resources are shared, explains Pierre Meulien.
Health forum Gastein: Why we need health in all policies - and politics
03 Oct
Health forum Gastein: Why we need health in all policies - and politics
To guarantee the sustainability of health systems, we need to be proactive about making health a key consideration in ‘all politics’, says Karin Kadenbach.
Regional Review | September 2017
03 Oct
Regional Review | September 2017
European Week of Regions and Cities 2017, Karl-Heinz Lambertz Interview, Future of Europe, Erasmus, Corina Creţu interview, Cohesion Policy, RegioStars, Regional Focus on Brittany, Markku Markkula, 5Qs with Mechelen mayor Bart Somers and more...
EU needs a digital trade strategy fit for purpose
02 Oct
EU needs a digital trade strategy fit for purpose
The EU needs a digital trade strategy that is flexible and puts SMEs first, writes Emma McClarkin.
Health forum Gastein: Countries must urgently address vaccine hesitancy
02 Oct
Health forum Gastein: Countries must urgently address vaccine hesitancy
Addressing vaccine hesitancy is one of the key areas that countries need to focus on in their efforts to increase vaccination uptake, writes Andrea Ammon.
Movers and Shakers | 2 October 2017
02 Oct
Movers and Shakers | 2 October 2017
Keep track of developments in the European institutions and public affairs with our movers and shakers column. on 2 October 2017
MEPs condemn events in Catalonia as EU Commission refuses to intervene
02 Oct
MEPs condemn events in Catalonia as EU Commission refuses to intervene
MEPs are set to discuss the crisis during this week's plenary.
5 questions with... Margrete Auken
02 Oct
5 questions with... Margrete Auken
Palestine, tapestry and poetry.
All.Can puts patients at the heart of cancer policy Partner Content
02 Oct
All.Can puts patients at the heart of cancer policy
The All.Can initiative puts patients at the heart of cancer policy, writes Suzanne Wait.
EU needs policy framework for informal carers
02 Oct
EU needs policy framework for informal carers
The EU must urgently build the right policy framework to give informal carers the recognition and support they deserve, writes Heinz K. Becker.
Unless action is taken, cardiovascular disease will continue to be Europe’s number one killer warns European Atherosclerosis Society President
29 Sep
Unless action is taken, cardiovascular disease will continue to be Europe’s number one killer warns European Atherosclerosis Society President
Strong evidence showing it’s possible to reduce cardiovascular disease by simply controlling major risk factors, argues Professor Lale Tokgozoglu.
The EU is not yet at the forefront of FinTech
29 Sep
The EU is not yet at the forefront of FinTech
There needs to be a close and regular dialogue between banks, FinTech companies, and regulators, writes Cătălin Sorin Ivan.
EU must make the most of its FinTech potential
29 Sep
EU must make the most of its FinTech potential
The EU is catching up with many parts of the world where the FinTech revolution has been at the heart of economic development for a much longer period, writes Brian Hayes.