German rearmament tests time, money and resolve
23 May Foreign & Security Policy

German rearmament tests time, money and resolve

As Germany prepares to spend 5% of GDP on defence, Chancellor Friedrich Merz must overcome scepticism both within his governing coalition and in the country at large.
by Arno Van Rensbergen
‘The West created Vučić’: Serbian journalists say repression is tightening
21 May Foreign & Security Policy
‘The West created Vučić’: Serbian journalists say repression is tightening
Op-ed: When it comes to the DMA, Europe must show its teeth
22 May EU Institutions
Op-ed: When it comes to the DMA, Europe must show its teeth
Op-ed: Europe’s existential choice
21 May Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Europe’s existential choice
What if our buildings had nine lives? Partner Content
03 Apr Energy & Environment
What if our buildings had nine lives?
Gypsum-based solutions extend the lifespan of buildings, meeting Europe’s essential needs
Eco economics: industry belongs at the heart of the Green Deal
03 Apr
Eco economics: industry belongs at the heart of the Green Deal
MEP Bas Eickhout calls for the development of a European Green Industrial Deal in the new legislative term – to strengthen and reinforce the bloc’s climate transformation
The collective burden of rare diseases is too high Partner Content
03 Apr
The collective burden of rare diseases is too high
Chiesi Group is committed to building an innovation-driven environment that increases equitable access to therapies and improves the quality of life for people living with chronic and rare diseases in Europe
50 years of Greece's New Democracy party: A legacy of prosperity, stability and inclusivity Partner Content
03 Apr
50 years of Greece's New Democracy party: A legacy of prosperity, stability and inclusivity
The Greek political movement New Democracy has worked to become a broad-church of opinions and ideals centred on a set of common-sense values and is seeing continued success 50 years on from its founding
Why railways are the right choice for the future of Europe Partner Content
03 Apr Energy & Environment
Why railways are the right choice for the future of Europe
For the new legislature, railways have set out the policy priorities CER believe will get us on track for Europe
Empowering Europe's Health: The Vital Role of Self-Care Partner Content
03 Apr
Empowering Europe's Health: The Vital Role of Self-Care
Europe's healthcare systems are fragmented and face several problems. Self-care is an important pillar for advancing public health and the sustainability of healthcare systems
How electric natural gas can help bring Europe one step closer to a fossil-free future Partner Content
03 Apr Energy & Environment
How electric natural gas can help bring Europe one step closer to a fossil-free future
Hydrogen has become the latest in a long line of fuels to be thrust into the spotlight as a viable solution in the shift away from fossil fuels. Marco Alverà, CEO and Co-Founder of TES, spoke to The Parliament about the specific potential of e-NG, an H2 derivative, as a fuel for the present and future
Strength in numbers: Why an enlarged EU is a more secure EU
03 Apr EU Institutions
Strength in numbers: Why an enlarged EU is a more secure EU
The case of Ukraine shows how enlargement would benefit the EU’s defence, security and energy supply, creating a more stable and resilient union.
Food, Feed and Fuel for the EU Partner Content
03 Apr Energy & Environment
Food, Feed and Fuel for the EU
Realising the potential of renewable ethanol biorefineries for a more autonomous Europe
EU-ASEAN Partnership: Developing closer ties, from trade to sustainability Partner Content
02 Apr
EU-ASEAN Partnership: Developing closer ties, from trade to sustainability
The Parliament's latest special edition supplement, on the future of the EU-ASEAN partnership, is now live
For EU-hopeful Georgians, this year’s most decisive election is in October
02 Apr EU Institutions
For EU-hopeful Georgians, this year’s most decisive election is in October
Despite their country’s EU candidate status, few Georgians believe their flag will be raised in Brussels anytime soon. As a general election looms, the country must decide whether to support an incumbent government some accuse of serving Moscow, or place bets on a divided opposition.
Prostate cancer in Europe – urgent call for MEPs to sign election manifesto Partner Content
02 Apr
Prostate cancer in Europe – urgent call for MEPs to sign election manifesto
Members of the Let’s Talk Prostate Cancer (LTPC) Expert Group, Professor Hendrik Van Poppel, Chairman of the European Urology Association Policy Office and former Chairman of the Department of Urology at the University Hospitals Leuven; and André Deschamps, former Chairman of Europa Uomo (2018-2022) and President of Wij Ook (Us Too), stress the growing impact of prostate cancer in Europe, and appeal for European and national policymakers to ACT NOW
12 points from The Parliament: Our picks for this year’s Eurovision entries
29 Mar Culture & Arts
12 points from The Parliament: Our picks for this year’s Eurovision entries
Here are our five favourites, along with Frans Timmermans’ choice for the top spot.
The EU needs to do its homework: Enlargement calls for reforms on all sides
28 Mar EU Institutions
The EU needs to do its homework: Enlargement calls for reforms on all sides
Expanding the bloc requires careful preparation from the EU, both institutionally and financially.
How Cyprus could offer a blueprint for Moldova’s path to EU membership
27 Mar EU Institutions
How Cyprus could offer a blueprint for Moldova’s path to EU membership
The close association between Russia and Moldova’s breakaway state of Transnistria is complicating the country’s bid to join the EU. Is there a solution to be found in the Cyprus model?
Why a larger EU doesn’t mean a stronger EU 
26 Mar EU Institutions
Why a larger EU doesn’t mean a stronger EU 
In the shadow of war, a new chapter in enlargement policy requires careful reform.
How can public outsourcing be made to work? Partner Content
25 Mar
How can public outsourcing be made to work?
Across OECD countries, between 15% to 45% of government expenditure goes on private procurement, so how can it be spent most effectively?
Road to European Elections - A stronger Europe in the world by 2030
22 Mar EU Institutions
Road to European Elections - A stronger Europe in the world by 2030
Join us as we discuss how the can EU develop a defence and security policy fit for the changing geopolitical context we live in
Europe’s farming lobby shows its muscle, as leaders delay a deal to support Ukraine’s food industry
22 Mar EU Institutions
Europe’s farming lobby shows its muscle, as leaders delay a deal to support Ukraine’s food industry
EU member states failed to reach an agreement on extending tariff waivers for Ukraine’s agricultural sector, giving European farmers a win – at least for now.
‘Disinformation has a powerful impact on voting intentions’
20 Mar EU Institutions
‘Disinformation has a powerful impact on voting intentions’
AI is supercharging the threat to democracy. In a year of multiple elections, we asked Dr Julie Posetti to unpick the problem of fake news.
How EU enlargement can be a tool for peace
19 Mar EU Institutions
How EU enlargement can be a tool for peace
The bloc must lead on efforts to prioritise preventive diplomacy over crisis management.
Why von der Leyen’s allies have doubts about her re-election bid
15 Mar EU Institutions
Why von der Leyen’s allies have doubts about her re-election bid
The Commission president faces scepticism about her candidacy from within her own European People’s Party, even as she seeks to placate more conservative voices in her camp and shore up support from the far right.
The high price of being single
13 Mar Technology
The high price of being single
While the number of single households across Europe keeps rising, tax systems and the private market are tailored to couples and families. Is it time for singles to get politically organised?
The female Roma trailblazers shaping Romania’s cultural landscape
11 Mar Culture & Arts
The female Roma trailblazers shaping Romania’s cultural landscape
A group of pioneering Roma women are fighting centuries of exclusion to create space for representation in the arts.