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    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

    With Spain pledging to spend 2% of its GDP on defence, PM Pedro Sánchez faces scepticism as he stretches the definition of military spending. Around Europe, not everyone is impressed.
    by Arno Van Rensbergen
    Op-ed: Europe can defend its liberal democracy if it reclaims common ground
    09 May Foreign & Security Policy
    Op-ed: Europe can defend its liberal democracy if it reclaims common ground
    Russian gas phaseout: Why going cold turkey is easier said than done
    07 May EU Institutions
    Russian gas phaseout: Why going cold turkey is easier said than done
    Op-ed: EU's Russian speakers are an opportunity, not a risk
    07 May Culture & Arts
    Op-ed: EU's Russian speakers are an opportunity, not a risk
    Climate: there is an urgent need for a new international governance Partner Content
    22 May Energy & Environment
    Climate: there is an urgent need for a new international governance
    International frameworks on the environment must gain priority over obsolete rules to save the future of our planet.
    Policymakers and industry must come together to secure future food availability Partner Content
    22 May Energy & Environment
    Policymakers and industry must come together to secure future food availability
    Packaging legislation should incentivise packaging that contributes to the EU Green Deal goals while enabling sufficient access to safe, affordable and nutritious food.
    Trees a crowd - the movement to green Europe’s city streets
    19 May Energy & Environment
    Trees a crowd - the movement to green Europe’s city streets
    Increasing tree cover can help combat climate challenges and improve mental health - but there are hidden challenges too
    It’s time cities came around to a circular economy
    16 May Energy & Environment
    It’s time cities came around to a circular economy
    Cities can foster this by providing recycling facilities and promoting sharing initiatives, but the transition requires significant changes to the way we produce and consume
    It’s crunch time for Parliament to support industry with circular beverage packaging Partner Content
    15 May Energy & Environment
    It’s crunch time for Parliament to support industry with circular beverage packaging
    We are at a critical moment of the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation as the EU has the chance to create supportive enablers that help industry deliver fully circular beverage packaging.
    Signature Dish: Sabine Verheyen’s Catalan-style wild boar
    11 May Culture & Arts
    Signature Dish: Sabine Verheyen’s Catalan-style wild boar
    The German MEP shares her recipe for a classic dish from her home country but with a touch of Spanish cuisine 
    5 Questions with... Damian Boeselager
    10 May EU Institutions
    5 Questions with... Damian Boeselager
    The German MEP and co-founder of the pan-European political party Volt talks the benefits of lunch, Stefan Zweig and wanting to learn Russian
    The Health-Motivated Shift: Why Ex-Smokers in Sweden Are Turning to Alternative Nicotine Products Partner Content
    10 May
    The Health-Motivated Shift: Why Ex-Smokers in Sweden Are Turning to Alternative Nicotine Products
    Sweden is on its way to becoming the first smoke-free country in Europe, but what products are driving change in the Scandinavian country and why?
    In defence of density: the benefits of living in a highly populated city 
    09 May Foreign & Security Policy
    In defence of density: the benefits of living in a highly populated city 
    Simply dividing an area of land by the overall population can be misleading, and we should be looking at “mixity” instead to create of liveable, functional, vibrant communities
    A revealing look behind the curtain at the other Germany
    08 May Culture & Arts
    A revealing look behind the curtain at the other Germany
    Interspersing big historical events with stories of ordinary people, Katja Hoyer's book reveals an East Germany far more dynamic than the cold war caricature often painted in the west 
    The Great Waste Epidemic: Four Ways Large Corporates Can Pick Up the Pace to Reduce Food Waste Partner Content
    08 May Energy & Environment
    The Great Waste Epidemic: Four Ways Large Corporates Can Pick Up the Pace to Reduce Food Waste
    Global companies are in a unique and powerful position to push for change to reduce food waste. Here are four ways large corporates can set the agenda.
    Why it’s time to swap car-centric urban design for pedestrian and cycle-friendly planning 
    05 May Energy & Environment
    Why it’s time to swap car-centric urban design for pedestrian and cycle-friendly planning 
    It’s time to move to a system that considers how the street, rather than being seen as simply a traffic artery, can better serve environmental, economic, and social functions
    Single-use paper or reusable plastics: what’s best for the future of packaging? Partner Content
    05 May
    Single-use paper or reusable plastics: what’s best for the future of packaging?
    Recent legislation passed in France banning single-use packaging in fast-food establishments has drawn the attention of policy-makers across Europe. The Parliament partnered the European Paper Packaging Alliance to host a high-level event in Paris to discuss its impact
    Is the French policy approach to tobacco control working? Partner Content
    05 May
    Is the French policy approach to tobacco control working?
    France has become the largest market for illicit cigarettes in the EU, both damaging revenue from taxation and posing a risk to national security. At a recent event in Paris, polling organisation Povaddo presented the findings of their new survey mapping the attitude of French consumers
    Thrive or perish: why more transparency in standard-essential patent licensing is key for SMEs and innovation Partner Content
    04 May Technology
    Thrive or perish: why more transparency in standard-essential patent licensing is key for SMEs and innovation
    SEP licensing abuse is rampant and the EU needs to act effectively to protect its SMEs
    Europe’s first chief heat officer warns our cities are not prepared for what’s coming
    04 May EU Institutions
    Europe’s first chief heat officer warns our cities are not prepared for what’s coming
    From painting apartment blocks in light colours to reusing wastewater, Athens’ former heat guru Eleni Myrivili explains how cities can adapt to rising temperatures 
    Hard to look beyond 2030 if you’re drowning in 2023 Partner Content
    04 May Energy & Environment
    Hard to look beyond 2030 if you’re drowning in 2023
    A favourable environment for research & development, competitiveness and productivity has been central to EU thinking for decades but why are the CEOs of the world’s largest animal health companies doubting the facility of innovating in Europe?
    It is possible for MEPs to successfully engage in non-EU countries’ domestic affairs – here’s how
    04 May
    It is possible for MEPs to successfully engage in non-EU countries’ domestic affairs – here’s how
    We need to improve the public’s understanding of the role of MEPs and their political groups in the Eastern Partnership countries
    The rise of gender mainstreaming in urban design
    03 May Culture & Arts
    The rise of gender mainstreaming in urban design
    With the growing understanding that a person’s gender, age, ethnicity and other factors can shape their experience of a city, planners are applying new techniques to make urban spaces suitable for all 
    Terrace time: Five Brussels-produced beers to try as the days grow longer
    02 May Culture & Arts
    Terrace time: Five Brussels-produced beers to try as the days grow longer
    Rising temperatures and sunny days are on the horizon once again, and it won’t be long before Brussels inhabitants spill onto the city’s terraces to enjoy a nice, cold beer
    EU AMA: What does it take to make into the European Parliament’s art collection?  
    28 Apr Culture & Arts
    EU AMA: What does it take to make into the European Parliament’s art collection?  
    In Ask Me Anything, we tackle questions about the European Union that intrigue and perplex. Here, Laura Lamberti finds out how the European Parliament has built its contemporary art collection over the years
    Why electronic labelling could be good news for consumers and the planet Partner Content
    27 Apr Technology
    Why electronic labelling could be good news for consumers and the planet
    It is important that buyers of electronic goods understand the products they have purchased and are confident in the safety of their new equipment. But with hundreds of millions of items sold across the EU each year, physically providing user manuals and other information comes with a heavy environmental cost. Is a move to e-labelling the answer for consumers and the planet?
    Peak time: Why Europe’s mountainous regions must mitigate an ageing population
    26 Apr Culture & Arts
    Peak time: Why Europe’s mountainous regions must mitigate an ageing population
    Having a large ratio of older citizens presents a particular challenge for these communities, which can suffer from geographic isolation, a lack of basic services and fragmented health systems
    Europe Day and the battle for Europe Partner Content
    26 Apr Culture & Arts
    Europe Day and the battle for Europe
    Did you know that 9th May is Europe Day? You’d be excused if you didn’t. Much like Earth Day (22nd April) and Human Rights Day (10th December), Europe Day often goes missing amidst traditional celebrations of religious and national days. But with Europe representing such a significant part of our lives, does Europe Day deserve greater fanfare? I dare say yes.
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