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The EU's defence push risks neglecting drone revolution
01 Jul Foreign & Security Policy
The EU's defence push risks neglecting drone revolution
As Ukraine rewrites modern warfare with drones and AI, countries across the EU are struggling with slow procurement, outdated priorities, and rising competition from global powers.
Q&A: Defence spending, migration on Denmark’s EU presidency agenda
01 Jul Member States
Q&A: Defence spending, migration on Denmark’s EU presidency agenda
As Denmark steps into the Council of the European Union's rotating presidency, Ambassador Carsten Grønbech-Jensen outlines the country's priorities.
Tech & Research All
The Parliament's Guide to the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU
01 Jul Member States
The Parliament's Guide to the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU
What will be Denmark's focus as the country takes over the presidency of the Council of the EU?
Reclaiming Europe’s leadership in life sciences Partner Content
01 Jul
Reclaiming Europe’s leadership in life sciences
Unlocking the full potential of life sciences will require leveraging Europe’s competitive advantages and fostering an environment where innovation is rewarded
Industry & Finance All
Investing in Prevention: A European Imperative for Sustainable Health Partner Content
01 Jul
Investing in Prevention: A European Imperative for Sustainable Health
The majority of Europe’s health spending is focused on curative care. Prevention must move from the periphery to the centre of European health policy
Interview: Marie Bjerre on Denmark redefining its EU role
30 Jun Member States
Interview: Marie Bjerre on Denmark redefining its EU role
As Denmark takes over the Council of the EU’s rotating presidency, its European Affairs Minister Marie Bjerre explains why the EU matters more than ever and how a small country plans to lead in uncertain times.
Energy & Climate All
The EU must show leadership and stand up for science, health and women’s rights Partner Content
30 Jun EU Institutions
The EU must show leadership and stand up for science, health and women’s rights
In a global context marked by unprecedented attacks on science, health and women’s rights, the EU has an opportunity to demonstrate its leadership and close the women's health gap
Why biodefence must be at the heart of Europe’s security strategy Partner Content
30 Jun
Why biodefence must be at the heart of Europe’s security strategy
The Covid-19 pandemic and the conflict in Ukraine have pushed the EU to rethink its crisis preparedness, and make biodefence a key priority. Diem Nguyen, CEO of SIGA, discusses how the EU is integrating biodefence into its broader security and health strategies—and what must come next to build real resilience.
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Op-ed: How to survive a trade war: A case for EU burden-sharing
27 Jun Economics
Op-ed: How to survive a trade war: A case for EU burden-sharing
President Donald Trump’s tariff pause is a chance for the EU to get its house in order and figure out a measured response to the US trade threats.
American power talks as NATO raises spending pledge
27 Jun Foreign & Security Policy
American power talks as NATO raises spending pledge
European NATO members this week bowed to US pressure and pledged to hike their defence spending, but achieving self-sufficiency will require more than just money.
Health All
Inside Europe’s billion-dollar anti-gender movement
26 Jun EU Institutions
Inside Europe’s billion-dollar anti-gender movement
A new report reveals how groups critical of so-called gender ideology across Europe raised $1.18 billion to target abortion, sex education and LGBTQ+ rights.
Skills agenda an afterthought in the EU's competitiveness quest
26 Jun EU Institutions
Skills agenda an afterthought in the EU's competitiveness quest
As the European Commission doubles down on deregulation and investment to boost competitiveness, neglecting the workers meant to power the bloc’s future could derail the agenda.
EU Institutions All
The urgency for children in Gaza could not be starker Partner Content
26 Jun
The urgency for children in Gaza could not be starker
EU leaders must use all their power and influence to ensure the necessary levels of lifesaving aid can enter Gaza – and that the UN is allowed to do its job in delivering it.
Digital Platforms: A catalyst for Europe’s economic strength Partner Content
25 Jun
Digital Platforms: A catalyst for Europe’s economic strength
How can the EU create more streamlined and efficient regulation to support sectors such as the digital platform economy? We held an event in the European Parliament to discuss
Justice All
Op-ed: International aid is a strategic investment in Europe’s future
25 Jun EU Institutions
Op-ed: International aid is a strategic investment in Europe’s future
As the EU undertakes discussions around its future budget, the human dimension of security must be seen as a strategic investment in the bloc’s own future.
Tackling diabetes is key to creating a healthier, more competitive Europe Partner Content
25 Jun
Tackling diabetes is key to creating a healthier, more competitive Europe
Diabetes is a chronic condition which touches upon all aspects of healthcare systems. Preventing diabetes and improving outcomes would lower healthcare costs, in turn sustaining growth and productivity
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Why a safe and sustainable blood supply is key to strengthening Europe’s response to rare diseases Partner Content
25 Jun
Why a safe and sustainable blood supply is key to strengthening Europe’s response to rare diseases
With continued commitment and coordinated action, Europe can improve access to safe blood and deliver better care for rare disease patients, no matter where they live.
Estonia takes final steps to split church from Russia
24 Jun Member States
Estonia takes final steps to split church from Russia
Estonia's drive to split its Orthodox Church from the Moscow Patriarchate has reached the final stage. It's a way to push back against Kremlin soft power — but the hardline approach is fraught with risks.
Security & Defence All
Q&A: Belarusian opposition leader still hopes for a European future
24 Jun Foreign & Security Policy
Q&A: Belarusian opposition leader still hopes for a European future
Most Belarusians want to break free of their Russian-backed government and align with Europe, opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya said in an interview.
From words to action: making Europe’s competitiveness agenda real Partner Content
24 Jun
From words to action: making Europe’s competitiveness agenda real
With global shifts underway, the EU has a rare chance to become an industrial powerhouse
Mobility All
Op-ed: Europe needs stronger capital markets — and it can’t wait 
23 Jun EU Institutions
Op-ed: Europe needs stronger capital markets — and it can’t wait 
Unlocking citizens’ wealth and capital flows will provide the cash injection that Europe’s economy needs to innovate and thrive.
Macron's proposed social media ban piles pressure on Brussels
23 Jun Member States
Macron's proposed social media ban piles pressure on Brussels
The French president’s push to ban social media for children under 15 is in part a tactic to jolt the EU into holding Big Tech accountable by enforcing the Digital Services Act.
Regions & Cities All
What do consumers make of Trump's tariffs? Partner Content
20 Jun Economics
What do consumers make of Trump's tariffs?
What do consumers really think about the EU-U.S. trade battle? Euroconsumers surveyed people across Belgium, Italy, Portugal, and Spain to find out
Op-ed: Tear down trade barriers to unlock the EU’s single market
19 Jun Member States
Op-ed: Tear down trade barriers to unlock the EU’s single market
The absence of tariffs is no guarantee of free trade. Other barriers at national borders must be dismantled to deliver a true single market for EU consumers.