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
Can Ukraine help green the EU’s farming sector?
16 Jan Energy & Environment
Can Ukraine help green the EU’s farming sector?
Experts say Ukraine has the potential to herald a new era of agricultural sustainability if it joins the European Union
Safeguarding the European Salmon Processing Industry: A Plea for Reasonable Regulation Partner Content
16 Jan
Safeguarding the European Salmon Processing Industry: A Plea for Reasonable Regulation
The latest regulatory proposal by the European Commission threatens to disrupt the salmon processing industry – with potential repercussions for the entire European supply chain
What does it take to foster balanced diets in Europe? Partner Content
16 Jan Energy & Environment
What does it take to foster balanced diets in Europe?
As the soft drink sector, we are determined to continue doing our part to drive meaningful change for consumers
The Parliament Magazine's January Issue
15 Jan Culture & Arts
The Parliament Magazine's January Issue
The January issue of The Parliament is now available to read online. This month's policy focus: Food
Donald Tusk has taken office, but is the EU the real winner of Poland’s election?
15 Jan EU Institutions
Donald Tusk has taken office, but is the EU the real winner of Poland’s election?
After eight years in power, Poland’s right-wing populist government has been ousted and Donald Tusk, a pro-European integration prime minister, stepped in. The outcome has wider significance across the Continent
Mental resilience in an era of permacrisis: discovering the health roots of happiness Partner Content
15 Jan
Mental resilience in an era of permacrisis: discovering the health roots of happiness
An insightful analysis report from Herbalife delves into what we need to lead a happy and healthy life
The PPWR should help, not hinder businesses seeking sustainability Partner Content
12 Jan Energy & Environment
The PPWR should help, not hinder businesses seeking sustainability
“Ambition must go hand-in-hand with enablers if the PPWR is going to succeed”
Strength through diversity is Europe’s best hope
11 Jan
Strength through diversity is Europe’s best hope
What is strength through diversity? What does achieving this entail? You might laugh, but swimming provides us with some useful clues.
A lack of action on 5G rollout risks Europe being left behind Partner Content
11 Jan
A lack of action on 5G rollout risks Europe being left behind
The slow rollout of mobile technologies in Europe has seen industry suffer and threatens Europe’s place as a leader on the global stage
Reform of Pharmaceutical Legislation: A Vision for a Competitive and Compassionate EU Partner Content
10 Jan
Reform of Pharmaceutical Legislation: A Vision for a Competitive and Compassionate EU
In the face of ongoing global challenges, securing the future of Europe's healthcare systems is paramount to future success
Engelbert Dollfuss: how curators dismantle a controversial museum in Austria
04 Jan Culture & Arts
Engelbert Dollfuss: how curators dismantle a controversial museum in Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss ruled Austria in the 1930s, modelling his regime on Mussolini's principles. Valeriya Safronova discovers how a controversial museum in his honour is entering its next phase
In Lithuania, national parks protect biodiversity and cultural heritage alike
02 Jan
In Lithuania, national parks protect biodiversity and cultural heritage alike
Over the 30 years since Lithuania declared independence from the Soviet Union, the country’s national parks have driven tourism, encouraged conservation and become symbolic of its sovereignty
Migration top of the agenda as Belgium outlines priorities for its Council of the EU presidency
15 Dec EU Institutions
Migration top of the agenda as Belgium outlines priorities for its Council of the EU presidency
Iceland’s Christmas book flood
15 Dec Culture & Arts
Iceland’s Christmas book flood
Jólabókaflóð is a much-loved festive tradition and the backbone of Iceland’s publishing sector
Signature dish: Markus Ferber's snowflake biscuits
14 Dec Culture & Arts
Signature dish: Markus Ferber's snowflake biscuits
German MEP Markus Ferber shares his favourite recipe for the Christmas season
Medicines in Europe: We must address affordability and availability
13 Dec
Medicines in Europe: We must address affordability and availability
The EU market for medicines remains fragmented. Member States don't have the same access to sometimes life-saving medicines. This model is not sustainable, argues MEP Alex Agius Saliba.
Biomethane’s boundless potential to decarbonise heavy-duty transport in the EU market Partner Content
12 Dec
Biomethane’s boundless potential to decarbonise heavy-duty transport in the EU market
The European Commission’s has ambitious plans to reduce Heavy Duty Vehicle (HDV) emissions by 90% by 2040, but how can the industry get there?
The art of wellbeing: How Europe is using culture for its health benefits
12 Dec Culture & Arts
The art of wellbeing: How Europe is using culture for its health benefits
Programmes using art for its health benefits are popping up all over Europe. The trend even has the support of the European institutions and the World Health Organisation
Bitter pills: Europe struggles with medicine shortages
11 Dec EU Institutions
Bitter pills: Europe struggles with medicine shortages
A fragile supply chain and increased demand are causing a shortfall in the EU’s stock of critical medicines. Gabriela Galindo looks at how policymakers can stabilise the situation
In conversation with the Alexion team working to help rare diseases patients Partner Content
11 Dec
In conversation with the Alexion team working to help rare diseases patients
At the World Orphan Drug Congress 2023, we caught up with some of the Alexion – AstraZeneca Rare Disease team to hear more about rare diseases and how the EU can best support patients.
Antimicrobial resistance is the next global health challenge
08 Dec
Antimicrobial resistance is the next global health challenge
“The sooner we act, the more damage we can prevent in the future”, says MEP Nicu Stefanuta
On the ground in Moldova: how the country fights tuberculosis
07 Dec EU Institutions
On the ground in Moldova: how the country fights tuberculosis
The country continues to grapple with high tuberculosis rates, but joining the EU could help fight the disease, reports Julia Kaiser from Moldova, where she travelled with The Global Fund
Changing perspectives and alternative thinking critical to advancing discussions around animal testing replacements Partner Content
06 Dec
Changing perspectives and alternative thinking critical to advancing discussions around animal testing replacements
MEP Jutta Paulus reflects on the barriers to implement new technologies to replace animal testing at PrecisionTox's Informative Breakfast on research and policy insights exploring the barriers to New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) for chemical risk assessment at the European Parliament
No health without brain health Partner Content
06 Dec EU Institutions
No health without brain health
Whilst an estimated 179 million Europeans live with brain conditions, brain disorders still lack the awareness and recognition in the EU