How the axing of a tiny green law solidifies the EPP's grip on EU politics
08 Jul EU Institutions

How the axing of a tiny green law solidifies the EPP's grip on EU politics

The dramatic axing of an anti-greenwashing law reveals a new balance of power in the EU institutions, in which the centre-right European People’s Party has become indispensable.
by Federica Di Sario
Op-ed: EU Deforestation Regulation must survive flawed technicalities
09 Jul EU Institutions
Op-ed: EU Deforestation Regulation must survive flawed technicalities
Russia spies opportunity in warming Arctic
04 Jul Foreign & Security Policy
Russia spies opportunity in warming Arctic
Folk art and Soviet-style purges: How Europe’s populists are hijacking arts and culture
02 Jul Member States
Folk art and Soviet-style purges: How Europe’s populists are hijacking arts and culture
Q&A: Kickl would boost the EU’s 'Eurosceptic and more pro-Russian bloc'
16 Jan EU Institutions
Q&A: Kickl would boost the EU’s 'Eurosceptic and more pro-Russian bloc'
Austria could get its first far-right chancellor since World War II. It’s a political twist that has Brussels on the edge of its seat. 
A competitive Europe – with or without plastics? Partner Content
16 Jan Energy & Environment
A competitive Europe – with or without plastics?
As the EU grapples with the challenge of balancing economic competitiveness with sustainability, the plastics sector finds itself at a pivotal moment. Despite being a global leader in recycling, progress on circularity is faltering. We organised an event in the European Parliament to explore the urgent need for innovation, regulatory clarity, and investment to boost plastic recycling
Digital Responsibility: Protecting Minors Online Partner Content
15 Jan
Digital Responsibility: Protecting Minors Online
As we navigate the complexities of the digital age, the protection of minors must remain a top priority
Landmark ‘Micula Case’ Heads to European Court of Justice: A Clash of EU Law and Global Arbitration Partner Content
15 Jan EU Institutions
Landmark ‘Micula Case’ Heads to European Court of Justice: A Clash of EU Law and Global Arbitration
As the Micula Case heads to the ECJ, it presents a pivotal moment for the intersection of EU law and international arbitration.
Public benefit before profit: Safeguarding the European Lottery model Partner Content
14 Jan
Public benefit before profit: Safeguarding the European Lottery model
The European lottery model is much more than a game of chance – it’s a shared societal value worth preserving
Partnering for a sustainable and food-secure future Partner Content
14 Jan
Partnering for a sustainable and food-secure future
Corteva Agriscience is committed to working with farmers, policymakers, and industry partners to build a more sustainable and food-secure future, writes Igor Teslenko
How EU money is destroying competition and entrepreneurship in Hungary Partner Content
14 Jan Economics
How EU money is destroying competition and entrepreneurship in Hungary
Hungary’s economy is at a crossroads. The current system of crony capitalism stifles innovation, discourages entrepreneurship, and drives away the very people who could build a brighter future.
Op-ed: How to boost Europe’s defence spending
14 Jan EU Institutions
Op-ed: How to boost Europe’s defence spending
The European Defence Industry Programme is vital for bolstering the bloc’s defence capabilities in the face of geopolitical instability. Bold funding reforms and strategic co-operation are urgently needed.
Why science-based regulation can unlock an innovative future for European agriculture Partner Content
13 Jan
Why science-based regulation can unlock an innovative future for European agriculture
Innovation is a key driver of economic growth, and a powerful tool to help meet ambitious EU aims on food security and autonomy. Yet it is all too often hindered by outdated regulatory systems. How can we work towards a supportive and science-based regulatory environment to give farmers access to safe and effective innovations?
Global agri-food trade: a driver for EU sustainable competitiveness Partner Content
13 Jan
Global agri-food trade: a driver for EU sustainable competitiveness
As Europe pursues the twin goals of sustainable growth and economic resilience, the global food trade can be a powerful lever. How can trade of agri-food products support smallholder farmers, enhance food security, and position European agriculture for the future?
Using water responsibly, cleanly and sustainably Partner Content
13 Jan
Using water responsibly, cleanly and sustainably
Water is essential to grow the crops needed by families and businesses across Europe, but it is increasingly recognised as a finite and increasingly valuable resource. With water stress high on the agenda, how can policy-makers and the agriculture sector work together to tackle water stress?
Europe's agricultural sector poised to drive renewable energy growth Partner Content
13 Jan
Europe's agricultural sector poised to drive renewable energy growth
As Europe strives to achieve its net-zero goals, the agricultural sector is fast emerging as a critical element of the renewable energy transition. We explore how Europe’s farmers can help deliver a cleaner energy mix.
From Generation Greta to the Bande de Bardella: Why Europe’s youth are shifting political loyalties
13 Jan Member States
From Generation Greta to the Bande de Bardella: Why Europe’s youth are shifting political loyalties
Europe’s young voters are increasingly turning to far-right parties, driven by frustration with mainstream politics, democratic disenchantment and an appeal to alternative policies.
Biologicals: Europe's next green revolution Partner Content
13 Jan
Biologicals: Europe's next green revolution
Biologicals are emerging as powerful tools for sustainable farming. Corteva Agriscience explains to The Parliament how European policymakers and regulators can help accelerate adoption and ensure farmers operate productively and sustainably
15 years of ENTSO-E: from cooperation to energy transition Partner Content
13 Jan Energy & Environment
15 years of ENTSO-E: from cooperation to energy transition
The European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year.
The Parliament's January print edition is out
10 Jan EU Institutions
The Parliament's January print edition is out
With Donald Trump days away from returning to the White House for a second term, what's next for EU-US relations?
Coming for Europe: What Musk’s growing political influence means for the EU
10 Jan Foreign & Security Policy
Coming for Europe: What Musk’s growing political influence means for the EU
Operating in a grey zone between public and private figure, Trump’s sidekick Elon Musk can largely say what he wants – even as he complains about censorship. The EU sees a growing danger.
Europe's automotive industrial action plan: Why the Independent Aftermarket deserves its place in the spotlight Partner Content
10 Jan Technology
Europe's automotive industrial action plan: Why the Independent Aftermarket deserves its place in the spotlight
The Automotive Aftermarket is key to Europe's industrial competitiveness, economy, society and sustainability. It must be included in the Commission's upcoming Industrial Automotive Action Plan
Op-ed: Trump’s return reveals EU weaknesses
10 Jan Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Trump’s return reveals EU weaknesses
As Trump’s second term approaches, the EU must take stock of where it is falling short — and finally act decisively.
Op-ed: Maroš Šefčovič may have the toughest job in the EU
09 Jan EU Institutions
Op-ed: Maroš Šefčovič may have the toughest job in the EU
As the new trade and economic security commissioner, Maroš Šefčovič will have to confront the threat of trade wars, sluggish EU economies and stiff global competition.
Tusk aims to lead Europe with swagger – and a focus on security
08 Jan
Tusk aims to lead Europe with swagger – and a focus on security
As Poland takes centre stage in the EU, President Tusk will focus the bloc’s efforts on migration, security and bolstering transatlantic co-operation.
From security to Schengen: Poland’s presidency priorities
08 Jan Member States
From security to Schengen: Poland’s presidency priorities
As Poland steps into the rotating presidency of the European Council, Agnieszka Bartol, ambassador of the Polish Permanent Representation to the EU, discusses the country’s presidency priorities.
Op-ed: Security and economy will be Poland’s watchwords
08 Jan Member States
Op-ed: Security and economy will be Poland’s watchwords
Bold leadership is needed for Europe to tackle the challenges of a fast-changing world.
Trump’s return could dash EU’s enlargement ambitions in the Balkans
08 Jan EU Institutions
Trump’s return could dash EU’s enlargement ambitions in the Balkans
As Donald Trump makes his return to the White House, his political stylings could galvanise nationalist movements in Serbia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina, hindering the EU’s hopes to incorporate them into the bloc.