Agriculture & Food All
Anthropic shuts the EU out of its most advanced cyber AI model
12 May Technology
Anthropic shuts the EU out of its most advanced cyber AI model
Without preview access to Anthropic’s Mythos, Europe could be left exposed to a new generation of AI-powered cyberattacks.
Op-ed: SMEs are central to European innovation and must be protected
12 May Member States
Op-ed: SMEs are central to European innovation and must be protected
Unlike corporates and startups, which drive innovation through scale and speed, small and medium-sized enterprises contribute through long-term specialization within supply chains.
Tech & Research All
How technology neutrality could reshape Europe’s transport future Partner Content
12 May Member States
How technology neutrality could reshape Europe’s transport future
As pressure grows on Europe’s automotive sector, the debate over fuels, electrification and investment certainty is becoming a broader test of competitiveness and climate delivery
Q&A: A Europe Day without the U.S.
11 May Member States
Q&A: A Europe Day without the U.S.
Belgian political scientist Steven Van Hecke says Europe is entering a new phase of integration shaped by strategic autonomy from the United States — and argues the EU’s future is stronger than many assume.
Industry & Finance All
Op-ed: Europe must compete in the new space race, not just regulate
11 May Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Europe must compete in the new space race, not just regulate
The EU Space Act must take a twofold approach by catalyzing investment and setting globally recognized standards.
More than 'just a headache': Why migraine demands a place on Europe's policy agenda Partner Content
11 May
More than 'just a headache': Why migraine demands a place on Europe's policy agenda
Migraine is too often dismissed as “just a headache” and remains misunderstood by health systems, employers, and policymakers. As a new survey from the European Migraine and Headache Alliance (EMHA) reveals the scale of the problem across Europe, we convened a panel of experts to discuss this under-recognised condition
Energy & Climate All
Bridging the investment gap with Europe's insurance sector Partner Content
11 May Member States
Bridging the investment gap with Europe's insurance sector
Billions of investable euros lie dormant in insurance funds across Europe. While policymakers believe they have built the framework to mobilise those funds for the green and digital transition, the insurance sector says more flexibility is still needed
Newsletter: The ghost of Turnberry trade
08 May EU Institutions
Newsletter: The ghost of Turnberry trade
The European Commission and most European capitals are pushing for the EU-U.S. trade deal to be adopted imminently.
International & Trade All
Future-Proofing Europe’s Competitiveness in the age of AI with simpler IP rules and stronger financing Partner Content
08 May Member States
Future-Proofing Europe’s Competitiveness in the age of AI with simpler IP rules and stronger financing
Europe’s Intellectual Property’s agenda needs to step up its game to boost competitiveness and create an enabling ecosystem that helps firms innovate and keep up with AI, campaigners say
The Parliament's May print edition is out now
07 May Member States
The Parliament's May print edition is out now
This month's cover story explores what a post-Orbán Hungary means for Europe's hard right.
Health All
The quiet MEP pushing back on Trump’s trade agenda
07 May EU Institutions
The quiet MEP pushing back on Trump’s trade agenda
Seventy-year-old German socialist Bernd Lange has emerged as one of few voices resisting pressure from the U.S. in a push that brought the European Parliament into the limelight.
Top EU defense industry chief: Less protectionism, more European cooperation
07 May Member States
Top EU defense industry chief: Less protectionism, more European cooperation
With €800 billion earmarked for rearmament, the pressure is on the EU to deliver. But ASD president and Saab CEO Micael Johansson warns that entrenched national protectionism is blocking the path.
EU Institutions All
Q&A: How the EU's digital omnibus could boost SME investment
07 May EU Institutions
Q&A: How the EU's digital omnibus could boost SME investment
Roberto Viola, director-general of the Commission's DG Connect, is leading the effort o simplify AI, data and cybersecurity rules. But he warns that "simplification alone is not enough."
How the Economic Forum will tackle Europe’s biggest strategic challenges Partner Content
07 May Member States
How the Economic Forum will tackle Europe’s biggest strategic challenges
The Economic Forum, the largest and most important socio-economic conference in Central Europe, which has served as a key platform for dialogue between politics, business, academia and culture for over three decades will hold its 35th annual meeting in Karpacz on September 8-10
Justice All
Expanding male contraceptive choice is a gender equality issue Partner Content
07 May Member States
Expanding male contraceptive choice is a gender equality issue
Women continue to carry most of the contraceptive burden while male options remain limited. Several policymakers call to close this gap with greater public investment, stronger research support and policy frameworks that help bring new methods forward
Orbán is out. But the right isn’t
06 May Member States
Orbán is out. But the right isn’t
His defeat punctures the myth of unstoppable illiberalism. But Europe’s populists, now mainstreamed, are unlikely to follow him down. 
Jobs & Social Rights All
A strategic moment for Europe’s fight against rare diseases Partner Content
06 May
A strategic moment for Europe’s fight against rare diseases
Rare disease policy in Europe is entering a decisive phase. With new laws and data tools emerging, policymakers now face the challenge of reducing fragmentation and ensuring innovation reaches patients across all Member States
Op-ed: EU deregulation risks undermining green investment in European cities
06 May Member States
Op-ed: EU deregulation risks undermining green investment in European cities
The European Commission's environmental omnibus proposal could weaken legal certainty, dilute Green Deal standards and discourage long-term investment.
Security & Defence All
Water and waste management: key tools for Europe’s strategic autonomy Partner Content
06 May Member States
Water and waste management: key tools for Europe’s strategic autonomy
Europe now faces a defining challenge: how to reconcile environmental ambition with economic competitiveness in an increasingly uncertain world. The coming years will be decisive. Making water and waste services true levers of resilience, sovereignty, and sustainable growth is imperative
Op-ed: Why 'remigration' is a word European far right struggles to own
05 May Member States
Op-ed: Why 'remigration' is a word European far right struggles to own
As the term gains traction across Europe, its limits become clearer: the more precisely it is defined, the harder it is to translate it into workable policy.
Mobility All
Why menopause belongs on the EU health agenda Partner Content
05 May Member States
Why menopause belongs on the EU health agenda
Many women live with symptoms for years before getting the right help. MEPs Christophe Clergeau and Billy Kelleher explore why access differs between countries and where Europe could intervene, and make the case for treating it as a public-health priority
Policy report: Unlocking investment for EU competitiveness
04 May Member States
Policy report: Unlocking investment for EU competitiveness
Trump's policy shifts are driving capital toward the EU, while Brussels pursues deregulation to attract investment. In this context, the report explores what investments the bloc needs to strengthen its competitiveness.
Regions & Cities All
Europe's aviation industry fights to stay ahead in a decarbonizing world
04 May EU Institutions
Europe's aviation industry fights to stay ahead in a decarbonizing world
The EU's aeronautics sector warns its technological edge could erode without a stronger industrial strategy and sustained investment in green innovation.
More Money, Less Impact? Europe’s Defence Spending Problem Partner Content
04 May
More Money, Less Impact? Europe’s Defence Spending Problem
In episode eight of the Eastern Frontline Group's podcast, Reinis Pozņaks and Reinier van Lanschot are joined by economist Guntram Wolff to examine the economics behind Europe’s defence push