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    Albania moves closer to EU membership as Socialists win new mandate
    13 May Foreign & Security Policy

    Albania moves closer to EU membership as Socialists win new mandate

    Prime Minister Edi Rama’s victory will consolidate Albania’s pro-EU trajectory, but rule of law deficits still pose hurdles to accession.
    by Arno Van Rensbergen
    The end of encryption as we know it?
    12 May EU Institutions
    The end of encryption as we know it?
    Op-ed: Concrete action needed to stop Orbán’s EU abuse
    12 May EU Institutions
    Op-ed: Concrete action needed to stop Orbán’s EU abuse
    Sánchez walks a tightrope as Spain commits to NATO target
    08 May Foreign & Security Policy
    Sánchez walks a tightrope as Spain commits to NATO target
    Future of Europe conference in limbo
    08 May
    Future of Europe conference in limbo
    The two-year event was supposed to launch on Europe Day but has been postponed due to the ongoing Coronavirus crisis.
    How the blue economy can help Europe tackle climate change
    08 May
    How the blue economy can help Europe tackle climate change
    Oceans are a precious resource and the EU needs to fully recognise their key role in achieving a carbon-free Europe by 2050, explains Deirdre Clune.
    Why it might be time to restart the maritime economy
    08 May
    Why it might be time to restart the maritime economy
    Within the disorder and dismay created by the COVID-19 pandemic, perhaps there is an opportunity to reboot and move in a new, bluer direction, writes Bernhard Friess.
    European Parliament must participate in high-level Brexit conference, says President
    07 May
    European Parliament must participate in high-level Brexit conference, says President
    The conference aims to “take stock” of the ongoing Brexit negotiations between the EU and the UK, which will resume on Monday.
    Europe’s media is in crisis and needs immediate EU support
    07 May
    Europe’s media is in crisis and needs immediate EU support
    Media policies should remain a national competence, but the EU can, and must, play a supporting role, argues Dace Melbarde.
    5 Questions with... Jérémy Decerle
    07 May
    5 Questions with... Jérémy Decerle
    Jérémy Decerle (RE,FR)  is a member of parliament’s AGRI committee
    European Commission defends Mogherini appointment as College of Europe rector
    06 May
    European Commission defends Mogherini appointment as College of Europe rector
    Critics say the appointment, which is yet to be approved, would constitute a possible conflict of interest since Mogherini has networks in the EU executive.
    Lebanon’s Central Bank must not fall victim to Hezbolla Partner Content
    06 May
    Lebanon’s Central Bank must not fall victim to Hezbolla
    With the country in its worst economic crisis in decades, the country stands at a critical political crossroad, writes James Wilson.
    Delivering security to citizens in a turbulent world
    06 May
    Delivering security to citizens in a turbulent world
    All European citizens want to feel secure from the growing threats of the modern world; it will be my role to deliver this security, says Ylva Johansson
    EU enlargement must happen in tandem with EU reform
    06 May
    EU enlargement must happen in tandem with EU reform
    The prospect of EU membership has been a driver for reforms in Western Balkan countries, now we must ensure that the enlargement process goes hand in hand with the reform of the EU, writes Ilhan Kyuchyuk.
    Vestager hopes that European summer tourism season can be salvaged
    06 May
    Vestager hopes that European summer tourism season can be salvaged
    European Commission Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager says she still hopes “that the summer is not lost and that we will all get the chance to travel” despite the devastating health crisis.
    Afghanistan: a war not to be forgotten, a people to support
    06 May
    Afghanistan: a war not to be forgotten, a people to support
    With the Coronavirus crisis creating havoc around the world, Afghanistan risks disappearing from the international headlines, writes EU High Representative Josep Borrell.
    Convergence between technological progress and sustainability is not that obvious
    06 May
    Convergence between technological progress and sustainability is not that obvious
    The coronavirus pandemic, like climate change, teaches us about the importance of mitigating risk to ensure our future prosperity. Should we place all our hopes on technology to deliver this safer future?
    Time for a European Health Union
    05 May
    Time for a European Health Union
    The Coronavirus crisis has shown up many shortcomings in Europe’s healthcare systems, which is why we need a better, more coordinated approach, argues César Luena.
    Providing security for citizens must be renewed objective for EU
    05 May
    Providing security for citizens must be renewed objective for EU
    In these times of unprecedented crisis, providing security for citizens must be a renewed objective for the EU, writes Juan Fernando López Aguilar.
    MEP suggests ‘classification’ system for reopening borders in Europe
    05 May
    MEP suggests ‘classification’ system for reopening borders in Europe
    Belgian deputy Frédérique Ries argued that countries might be classified according to their current rate of infection and mortality.
    European Commission raises €7.4 billion in pledges from world leaders to fight Coronavirus
    05 May
    European Commission raises €7.4 billion in pledges from world leaders to fight Coronavirus
    The aim of the online “Coronavirus Global Response” pledging event was to gather significant funding to ensure the development and deployment of diagnostics, treatments and vaccines against COVID-19.
    Ahmed Rahhou: Friends and Allies
    05 May
    Ahmed Rahhou: Friends and Allies
    Morocco is looking to develop a fuller partnership with the EU, one that will bring Rabat and Brussels closer together on key strategic issues such as climate change, education, security and mobility, explains Head of Mission to the EU, Ambassador Ahmed Rahhou.
    EU High Representative in China censorship row
    05 May
    EU High Representative in China censorship row
    Josep Borrell was grilled by MEPs last week over allegations that China had attempted to influence the results of a key disinformation report on the Coronavirus outbreak. 
    Coronavirus: EU’s national leaders must seize the moment
    05 May
    Coronavirus: EU’s national leaders must seize the moment
    Can Europe’s political leaders rise to the challenges of a hostile, post COVID-19 world, asks Friends of Europe's Giles Merritt.
     
    A European call to action: Time to invest in strengthening EU’s capacity
    05 May
    A European call to action: Time to invest in strengthening EU’s capacity
    Pro-Europeans need to go on the offensive and ensure Euroscepticism doesn’t gain any ground during the current crisis, argue Seb Dance, John Howarth and Mike Buckley.
    EU under fire for response to plight of asylum seekers on Greek islands
    04 May
    EU under fire for response to plight of asylum seekers on Greek islands
    A special online meeting of Parliament’s petitions committee heard there had been a “lack of a coherent response” to the “appalling” conditions facing asylum seekers and refugees during the Coronavirus crisis.
    Wearing masks could pose health hazard, says head of EU agency
    04 May
    Wearing masks could pose health hazard, says head of EU agency
    Dr Andrea Ammon told a parliamentary committee that wearing a mask could potentially “endanger” health and “give people a false sense of security.”
    Coronavirus: Charities welcome European Parliament’s homeless initiative
    04 May
    Coronavirus: Charities welcome European Parliament’s homeless initiative
    A leading homeless advocacy group in Brussels has given a cautious welcome to assorted practical help offered by the European Parliament for people in need during the pandemic.
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