The Netherlands turns the page on far-right rule, and migration fury
30 Oct Member States

The Netherlands turns the page on far-right rule, and migration fury

In an election dominated by migration and housing, Rob Jetten’s centrist liberals emerge on top, signalling Dutch fatigue with Wilders’ hardline approach and offering Europe a moment of calm.
by Eloise Hardy
Lídia Pereira: Europe’s climate ambition needs a reset
29 Oct EU Institutions
Lídia Pereira: Europe’s climate ambition needs a reset
Europe’s climate credibility hangs in the balance at COP30
28 Oct Energy & Environment
Europe’s climate credibility hangs in the balance at COP30
EU hits Russian LNG as US targets oil giants
24 Oct Member States
EU hits Russian LNG as US targets oil giants
It’s possible to promote healthier lifestyles with the right policy support Partner Content
27 Nov 23 Energy & Environment
It’s possible to promote healthier lifestyles with the right policy support
No other food or drink sector in Europe has taken so many meaningful actions to support healthier lifestyles than the soft drinks sector.
COVID’s shift from pandemic to endemic needs attention from policymakers Partner Content
24 Nov 23
COVID’s shift from pandemic to endemic needs attention from policymakers
Policymakers and stakeholders gathered to discuss the next steps in the EU’s approach to dealing with the COVID transition
Climate finance at COP28: How Europe can support a just transition Partner Content
24 Nov 23 Energy & Environment
Climate finance at COP28: How Europe can support a just transition
The Parliament's latest special edition supplement on Climate finance at COP28 is now live.
How COP28 aims to unlock trillions for climate solutions by centering business Partner Content
24 Nov 23 Energy & Environment
How COP28 aims to unlock trillions for climate solutions by centering business
From 1-2 December this year, COP28 will feature the biggest gathering of business and philanthropy devoted to solving climate change in history, at the inaugural Business & Philanthropy Climate Forum.
Europe’s shame: how to confront rising racism
23 Nov 23
Europe’s shame: how to confront rising racism
Racism is gaining ground in the EU. This is a wake-up call for Europe, Michael O’Flaherty, director of the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights, argues
Book review: A story of refugees and the things they carry
21 Nov 23
Book review: A story of refugees and the things they carry
A fascinating portrait of Iraqi and Syrian refugees and the things – material or intangible – they chose to save and carry with them
Bridging Ambition and Reality: The Key to Sustainable HDV Decarbonisation Partner Content
20 Nov 23 Energy & Environment
Bridging Ambition and Reality: The Key to Sustainable HDV Decarbonisation
The European Union has proposed new targets for reducing Heavy Duty Vehicle (HDV) emissions, but are these targets realistic for manufacturers?
Flexible packaging: enabling reuse and reducing emissions for transport packaging Partner Content
20 Nov 23 Energy & Environment
Flexible packaging: enabling reuse and reducing emissions for transport packaging
Flexible packaging is used in transport to ensure the safe movement of food around the EU by reducing food waste, emissions, avoiding contamination and enabling reuse of rigid containers.
Don’t give up on the potential for humane, sustainable migration reforms
16 Nov 23 EU Institutions
Don’t give up on the potential for humane, sustainable migration reforms
IRC's Harlem Désir urges the Parliament to keep up the pressure to ensure fundamental rights are at the heart of the EU migration pact
PPWR vote in plenary: the priorities for the flexible packaging sector Partner Content
16 Nov 23 Energy & Environment
PPWR vote in plenary: the priorities for the flexible packaging sector
The highly anticipated European Parliament vote on the Proposal for a Regulation on Packaging and Packaging Waste (PPWR) takes place next week. The vote is a great opportunity to scale up circularity and lower the total environmental impacts of production and consumption of packaging and packaged goods.
Book review: A guide on how to do nothing
15 Nov 23
Book review: A guide on how to do nothing
Today’s always-on, franticly busy lifestyle isn’t working, suggests philosopher Byung-Chul Han. We should all learn how to do nothing
One Health, One Welfare Partner Content
14 Nov 23
One Health, One Welfare
Event in the European Parliament produces calls for EU holistic health policies on animal health, human health and the environment.
EU to join European Convention on Human Rights
14 Nov 23 EU Institutions
EU to join European Convention on Human Rights
While some see the chance to close an accountability gap, others remain doubtful.
Why self-care is a central pillar of a modern, sustainable healthcare system Partner Content
09 Nov 23
Why self-care is a central pillar of a modern, sustainable healthcare system
In Europe, 1.2 billion minor ailments are self-managed with non-prescription medication annually, saving patients and health systems more than €36 billion. Carlton Lawson, EMEA Group President of Kenvue, explains the importance of maintaining access to over-the-counter medicines.
Southern Italy’s small-town revival fuelled by migration
09 Nov 23 EU Institutions
Southern Italy’s small-town revival fuelled by migration
Declining population levels had left the small towns of southern Italy struggling to survive. But by opening their doors to migration, they have breathed new life into their communities
Prioritising the protection of people in crisis situations
08 Nov 23
Prioritising the protection of people in crisis situations
Parliament should narrow the criteria that activate crisis measures, says the director of the Red Cross EU Office
Migration crises are not inevitable
07 Nov 23 EU Institutions
Migration crises are not inevitable
The longer we wait to implement a more realistic and less idealistic migration approach, the more it will undermine citizens’ trust in their governments, argues Manfred Weber
Driving change: leveraging European satellites for Arctic preservation and climate action Partner Content
06 Nov 23 EU Institutions
Driving change: leveraging European satellites for Arctic preservation and climate action
Earth observation technologies help us understand the consequences of climate change, and enable a deeper understanding of the Arctic environment.
Belgium’s asylum crisis
06 Nov 23 EU Institutions
Belgium’s asylum crisis
Belgium’s failure to meet its obligations to asylum seekers is not just a political and humanitarian issue but also a crisis of the rule of law, reports Sarah Schug
Exhibition review: Turkish artist Burhan Doğançay in Geneva
02 Nov 23
Exhibition review: Turkish artist Burhan Doğançay in Geneva
Grimy posters stripped from city walls provided the inspiration for the modern artist
Let’s rise to the challenge: protecting our environment, public health and respiratory patients Partner Content
01 Nov 23 EU Institutions
Let’s rise to the challenge: protecting our environment, public health and respiratory patients
"When it comes to prioritising patient outcomes and advancing a greener agenda – both are achievable in respiratory care", writes Nicolas Roche, Professor of Respiratory Medicine at Paris Cité University and Head of the Department of Respiratory Medicine, Cochin Hospital, APHP Centre, Paris, France.
The Parliament Magazine's November Issue
31 Oct 23 EU Institutions
The Parliament Magazine's November Issue
The November issue of The Parliament is now available to read online
The EU-Tunisia deal – a blueprint for what?
31 Oct 23 EU Institutions
The EU-Tunisia deal – a blueprint for what?
“The deal is not working; it has the legal status of a beer coaster”, says MEP Sophie in ’t Veld
SEP legislation: protecting European tech leadership while supporting SMEs Partner Content
30 Oct 23 EU Institutions
SEP legislation: protecting European tech leadership while supporting SMEs
Maintaining leadership in the standardisation of mobile networks is key to safeguarding the European tech industry, research and innovations in the face of growing global competition.