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
Op-ed: Europe’s existential choice
21 May Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Europe’s existential choice
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
Childhood Cancer Survivors: The Right to Live A Normal Life Partner Content
24 May
Childhood Cancer Survivors: The Right to Live A Normal Life
Overcoming cancer is possible today, but many European childhood cancer survivors still suffer from considerable treatment-related side-effects throughout their lives. 
DISCUSSION | Why Culture Matters Senior Lecturer Radu Cinpoes in conversation with artist Dan Perjovschi
24 May
DISCUSSION | Why Culture Matters Senior Lecturer Radu Cinpoes in conversation with artist Dan Perjovschi
DISCUSSION | Why Culture Matters Senior Lecturer Radu Cinpoes in conversation with artist Dan Perjovschi.
EU has 'come a long way' since euro crisis
24 May
EU has 'come a long way' since euro crisis
A new report says Europe has come a long way since the height of the euro crisis and unemployment is falling noticeably across most of the EU.
Alex Salmond: Brexit campaign has reached a new low
24 May
Alex Salmond: Brexit campaign has reached a new low
Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has condemned the "overblown rhetoric" of the Brexit campaign, adding that the Out camp has "totally failed" to spell out a "coherent vision" of life outside the EU.
Effective ETS reform must resolve issue of indirect carbon costs compensation Partner Content
24 May
Effective ETS reform must resolve issue of indirect carbon costs compensation
Ensuring compensation for indirect costs will be pivotal in making ETS work for power-intensive industries, argues Gerd Götz.
Eurozone countries spared sanctions by EU Commission
24 May
Eurozone countries spared sanctions by EU Commission
The European Commission has shown leniency to Eurozone countries that have either failed or just failed to reach the budget deficit and national debt objectives.
Movers and Shakers | 23 May 2016
23 May
Movers and Shakers | 23 May 2016
Keep track of developments in the European institutions and public affairs with our movers and shakers column. on 23 May 2016
Far-right victory in Austria could be dangerous for Europe, warns MEP
23 May
Far-right victory in Austria could be dangerous for Europe, warns MEP
A senior Austrian MEP has voiced concern at the possibility of her country electing the first far-right head of state in Europe since 1945.
Germany would be big loser following Brexit, says research think tank chief
23 May
Germany would be big loser following Brexit, says research think tank chief
Warning follows German industry fears that Brexit would cause 'major damage'.
Turkey slammed for stripping MPs of parliamentary immunity
23 May
Turkey slammed for stripping MPs of parliamentary immunity
The Turkish Parliament has been condemned after it adopted a law stripping over 130 MPs of their parliamentary immunity. 
CAP can help promote green farming practices
23 May
CAP can help promote green farming practices
The EU is taking great strides to promote green farming practices through the reformed common agricultural policy, explains Czesław Siekierski.