Affordable decarbonisation of rural businesses and industries
26 Jun Agriculture & Food

Affordable decarbonisation of rural businesses and industries

As Europe plans for a green recovery from the Coronavirus pandemic, we must make sure that rural areas are not left behind in the energy transition, write Małgosia Rybak and François Paquet.
by Malgosia Rybak and François Paquet
Azerbaijani MP condemns violent attacks on diplomatic missions and embassies in the US and Belgium by members of Armenian Diaspora
04 Aug International & Trade
Azerbaijani MP condemns violent attacks on diplomatic missions and embassies in the US and Belgium by members of Armenian Diaspora
A stable ally and long-term partner
09 Jun International & Trade
A stable ally and long-term partner
Stop the pandemic: an action plan for healthy workplaces
25 May Health
Stop the pandemic: an action plan for healthy workplaces
The foundation of modern Bahrain Sponsored
14 Feb Industry & Finance
The foundation of modern Bahrain
Bahrain’s National Action Charter laid the foundations of the nation as a representative democracy and constitutional monarchy
Collaboration is key to improving the care of children with rare cancers Sponsored
11 Feb Tech & Research
Collaboration is key to improving the care of children with rare cancers
The EU funded PARTNER project is set to improve research quality and treatment outcomes for children who have rare tumours, explain Professor Gianni Bisogno, Professor Ruth Ladenstein and Dr Andrea Ferrari.  
Flourishing trade is bringing Ukraine and EU closer together Sponsored
24 Jan Agriculture & Food
Flourishing trade is bringing Ukraine and EU closer together
Ukraine has built a lasting partnership with the European Union, underpinned by trade and security, explains Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze.
Time for General Practitioners to have full professional recognition Sponsored
18 Jan Health
Time for General Practitioners to have full professional recognition
The important role that GPs play in Europe’s healthcare systems needs to be recognised at EU level, argues Aldo Lupo
DRC election crisis is the litmus test for a true EU-Africa partnership Sponsored
17 Jan International & Trade
DRC election crisis is the litmus test for a true EU-Africa partnership
With diplomatic relations between the Democratic Republic of Congo and the EU at an all-time low, the country's election crisis will be a litmus test as to whether the EU has serious intentions about renewing its relationship with Africa, explain Willy Fautré & Lea Perekrests.
How Europe has priced out innovation: the example of plants Sponsored
16 Jan Agriculture & Food
How Europe has priced out innovation: the example of plants
Europe is lagging behind on several breakthrough technologies, especially in the field of agricultural biotechnology, explains Joanna Dupont-Inglis.
Stopping the ‘Hezbollahisation’ of Yemen Sponsored
20 Dec International & Trade
Stopping the ‘Hezbollahisation’ of Yemen
As with Hezbollah, the EU should designate the Houthis as terrorists, argues Julie Lenarz.
Helping European consumers to make informed nutritional choices Sponsored
07 Dec Agriculture & Food
Helping European consumers to make informed nutritional choices
Expanding ‘traffic light’ labelling trials across Europe can help build consumer awareness around this well-established nutritional information scheme, explains PepsiCo’s Silviu Popovici.
The emergence of new migration routes highlights the need for the EU to get closer to its Mediterranean partners Sponsored
03 Dec International & Trade
The emergence of new migration routes highlights the need for the EU to get closer to its Mediterranean partners
2018 has seen increasing pressure on Western Mediterranean migration routes, writes Jeanne Laperrouze.
A square peg into a round hole Sponsored
27 Nov Tech & Research
A square peg into a round hole
Europe’s cloud infrastructure providers support the EU’s intentions to crack down on online terrorist content, however policymakers are targeting the wrong players, explains Alban Schmutz.
Different faiths can promote unity and coexistence Sponsored
27 Nov International & Trade
Different faiths can promote unity and coexistence
Interfaith dialogue unlocks moderation, mutual respect and understanding
Ukraine’s destiny is Europe Sponsored
26 Nov International & Trade
Ukraine’s destiny is Europe
Ukraine is committed to a modern future in a united European continent, writes Olga Trofimtseva.
Reducing Antibiotic Resistance - How do the numbers add up to ONE? Sponsored
21 Nov Agriculture & Food
Reducing Antibiotic Resistance - How do the numbers add up to ONE?
The collective goal of tackling antibiotic resistance should be to ensure One Health for our people, our animals and our planet, argues Roxane Feller
EU legislation must safeguard precision plant breeding technologies Sponsored
13 Nov Agriculture & Food
EU legislation must safeguard precision plant breeding technologies
European plant scientists are hindered by an outdated regulatory framework that is at odds with recent scientific evidence, writes Dirk Inzé.
The unshakeable strengths of the UK Sponsored
24 Oct Industry & Finance
The unshakeable strengths of the UK
Each day brings another twist and turn in the Brexit saga and there is still more to come, writes Dmitry Leus.
Embracing Merchant Transmission Investment Sponsored
19 Oct Industry & Finance
Embracing Merchant Transmission Investment
Regulatory policy for efficient electricity markets should establish merchant transmission investments as the ‘default’ option, argues Professor William W. Hogan.
European Regulatory Science on Tobacco: Policy implementation to reduce lung diseases (EUREST-PLUS) Sponsored
15 Oct Tech & Research
European Regulatory Science on Tobacco: Policy implementation to reduce lung diseases (EUREST-PLUS)
Outcomes of the H2020 EUREST-PLUS project will be presented on October 18, 2018 at the European Parliament in Brussels
Europe’s soft drinks industry: Playing its part in packaging innovation Sponsored
11 Oct Agriculture & Food
Europe’s soft drinks industry: Playing its part in packaging innovation
Sigrid Ligné on why the European soft drinks industry has set high ambitions to make its plastic packaging more sustainable.
EU’s Protected Designation of Origin scheme should not be politicised Sponsored
11 Oct Agriculture & Food
EU’s Protected Designation of Origin scheme should not be politicised
Preserving food cultures is beneficial regardless of Brexit, argues Leonardo González Dellán.
Increased plastic waste collection is the cornerstone for higher recycling rates Sponsored
03 Oct Industry & Finance
Increased plastic waste collection is the cornerstone for higher recycling rates
Today far too much plastic waste still escapes the European collection system. Of the 60m tonnes of plastics produced annually in the EU, only around 25.5m tonnes are collected and a mere 6.6m tonnes makes its way to recycling. This has a myriad of environmental and economic consequences.
Is radicalisation in the Western Balkans a major threat for the EU and the US? Sponsored
28 Sep International & Trade
Is radicalisation in the Western Balkans a major threat for the EU and the US?
The EU must help ‘anchor’ Western Balkan countries by supporting their Nato and EU integration prospects, argues Eli Hadzhieva.
Making a circular European bioeconomy happen Sponsored
21 Sep Agriculture & Food
Making a circular European bioeconomy happen
The European forest fibre and paper industry is a catalyst for Europe’s circular bioeconomy, explains Sylvain Lhôte.
Creating a level playing field for new forms of work Sponsored
17 Sep Tech & Research
Creating a level playing field for new forms of work
As ways of working evolve, we need to continually adapt legislation and social protection schemes to accommodate them, explains Michael Freytag.
Prevention and Care: European Atopic Eczema Awareness Day 14 September 2018 Sponsored
12 Sep Tech & Research
Prevention and Care: European Atopic Eczema Awareness Day 14 September 2018
People living with atopic eczema need effective solutions for disease management and treatment, explains Carla Jones.