Agriculture & Food All
Biotech competitiveness in Europe must translate into faster access for rare disease patients Partner Content
20 Apr Member States
Biotech competitiveness in Europe must translate into faster access for rare disease patients
Patients cannot benefit from innovation they cannot reach. Europe’s rare disease challenge is to reduce delays from research to real care, by improving diagnosis and aligning access systems so small patient groups are not left behind
Europe’s new energy crisis fuels a green 'told you so'
15 Apr Foreign & Security Policy
Europe’s new energy crisis fuels a green 'told you so'
The war in Iran has already added €22 billion to the EU’s fossil fuel bill. Climate campaigners say much of it could have been avoided.
Tech & Research All
Q&A: The EU 'must be obsessed' with completing market integration in the next three years, Enrico Letta says
15 Apr Member States
Q&A: The EU 'must be obsessed' with completing market integration in the next three years, Enrico Letta says
The former Italian prime minister praises the EU's 'One Europe, One Market' plan, while warning that von der Leyen's call for a more realist foreign policy should not sacrifice economic openness.
5 ways Viktor Orbán’s defeat will shift EU policy
14 Apr Member States
5 ways Viktor Orbán’s defeat will shift EU policy
From frozen funds to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia, Sunday's landslide opposition win unlocks action in Brussels.
Industry & Finance All
Acting today, while building a stronger Rare Disease access and innovation ecosystem through partnerships Partner Content
14 Apr Member States
Acting today, while building a stronger Rare Disease access and innovation ecosystem through partnerships
Europe’s rare disease debate is gaining momentum, but patient access remains patchy. The challenge is delivering real improvements now, not only after new reforms take years to take effect
Turning ambition into action: delivering Europe's offshore wind future Partner Content
14 Apr Member States
Turning ambition into action: delivering Europe's offshore wind future
Offshore wind is key to Europe’s energy security, but current supply chain capacity cannot meet future demand. Addressing these shortages and infrastructure limits will be essential to avoid delays and keep the transition on track
Energy & Climate All
The Elephant in Europe's Medicine cabinet Partner Content
13 Apr Member States
The Elephant in Europe's Medicine cabinet
Europe faces a new and brutal reality in its transatlantic relations : a war not of missiles, but of markets. This particular battlefield spans the distance between the Berlaymont and your bathroom. More precisely, your medicine cabinet
A landslide in Hungary, a lift for the EU
13 Apr Member States
A landslide in Hungary, a lift for the EU
Opposition leader Péter Magyar's decisive victory puts an end to 16 years of Viktor Orbán’s rule and promises a reset with Brussels.
International & Trade All
Rare does not mean alone Partner Content
13 Apr
Rare does not mean alone
Authentic representation can transform how rare diseases are understood – reducing stigma, building trust, and ensuring patients feel seen. A recent exhibition in the European Parliament set out to do precisely that
Op-ed: Europe's interconnected infrastructure still lacks integration
13 Apr Member States
Op-ed: Europe's interconnected infrastructure still lacks integration
Despite increasing interdependence across energy, transport and digital networks, infrastructure across the EU remains fragmented.
Health All
Passengers’ rights regulation could push Europe’s regional airlines over the edge Partner Content
13 Apr Member States
Passengers’ rights regulation could push Europe’s regional airlines over the edge
Europe’s planned revision of passenger rights could come at the expense of essential connectivity, with regional airlines warning that fragile air links , which are lifelines for many communities, may no longer be viable
As transatlantic ties fray, NATO remains intact — for now
10 Apr Foreign & Security Policy
As transatlantic ties fray, NATO remains intact — for now
Despite heightened tensions between the U.S. and Europe over Donald Trump's war with Iran, the president is unlikely to withdraw from the alliance.
EU Institutions All
Newsletter: The EU gears up for Hungary's crucial vote
10 Apr Member States
Newsletter: The EU gears up for Hungary's crucial vote
Hungarians are set to go to the polls on Sunday in Europe's highest-stakes election this year.
How Innovation is Redefining the Battlefield - and Why NATO Must Adapt Partner Content
10 Apr
How Innovation is Redefining the Battlefield - and Why NATO Must Adapt
In this episode of Eastern Frontline, MEPs Reinis Pozņaks and Rasa Juknevičienė are joined by Nikos Loutas, NATO’s Director of Innovation, to explore how new technologies — from drones to artificial intelligence — are reshaping the battlefield.
Justice All
The Parliament's April print edition is out now
10 Apr Member States
The Parliament's April print edition is out now
This issue explores Europe's need for more female soldiers, the impending energy crisis as a result of the war in the Middle East, how the EU is falling behind in space, and much more.
A rare opportunity for meaningful reform Partner Content
10 Apr Member States
A rare opportunity for meaningful reform
Now is the time to improve access to ultra-rare disease therapies in the EU
Jobs & Social Rights All
Europe needs a coordinated action plan if it is to tackle rare diseases Partner Content
10 Apr Member States
Europe needs a coordinated action plan if it is to tackle rare diseases
Rare diseases are Europe’s opportunity to show it values innovation. A coordinated EU approach for rare diseases, including an EU Action Plan, would strengthen competitiveness, accelerate research, and ensure patients benefit from scientific progress
Europe's next chapter for Orphan Innovation: science alone isn't enough Partner Content
10 Apr Member States
Europe's next chapter for Orphan Innovation: science alone isn't enough
A strong foundation exists, but protecting decades of progress will require renewed commitments to deliver innovation and access to patients at both EU and national levels
Security & Defence All
Europe can already lead in rare diseases – it just needs a plan Partner Content
10 Apr Member States
Europe can already lead in rare diseases – it just needs a plan
There is plenty of great work happening across Europe in the rare diseases space, but policies to connect it all together would help take that work to the next level
Electrification needs a critical infrastructure materials approach Partner Content
10 Apr Member States
Electrification needs a critical infrastructure materials approach
Europe wants faster grid build-out, but cables and transformers need advanced materials to stay safe and reliable. With regulation moving on a different timetable, mismatched rules could slow electrification as demand rises, write Epoxy Europe
Mobility All
Op-ed: Why the EU must invest in culture
09 Apr Member States
Op-ed: Why the EU must invest in culture
The EU's proposed Culture Compass would allow the bloc to advance its soft power across the globe.
The Reset: The CEO Pulse - Europe's troubled waters Partner Content
09 Apr
The Reset: The CEO Pulse - Europe's troubled waters
In the final episode of Season 1 of The Reset, I sit down with Anthony Gooch Galvez, Secretary General of the European Roundtable for Industry (ERT) — the network representing Europe’s top CEOs.
Regions & Cities All
The Reset: Europe's aluminium crisis and the fight to stay competitive Partner Content
09 Apr
The Reset: Europe's aluminium crisis and the fight to stay competitive
On the latest episode of The Reset, Francesca Stevens talks to Paul Voss, Director General of European Aluminium, and a leading voice on how EU industrial policy is shaping - or stalling - Europe’s economic future.
The Reset: Europe's chemical crunch & the drive from industry leaders Partner Content
09 Apr
The Reset: Europe's chemical crunch & the drive from industry leaders
On the latest episode of The Reset, Francesca Stevens is joined by Marco Mensink, Director General of Cefic, one of the strongest voices for Europe’s industrial transformation.