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    Keep up-to-date with the latest International & Trade policy from The Parliament Magazine
    Ukraine’s satellite wake-up call for Europe
    04 Feb Foreign & Security Policy

    Ukraine’s satellite wake-up call for Europe

    Outmatched by Russia in space at the start of the war, Ukraine moved quickly to close the gap using commercial and allied satellites. Its experience is now shaping a consensus in Brussels: without rapid, collective investment in space intelligence, Europe risks entering its next conflict blind.
    by Anthony Harwood
    Can Europe carry more of NATO’s burden?
    03 Feb Member States
    Can Europe carry more of NATO’s burden?
    What you need to know about the EU’s migration pact
    02 Feb EU Institutions
    What you need to know about the EU’s migration pact
    Op-ed: Development aid can strengthen Europe, but it needs a reset
    29 Jan
    Op-ed: Development aid can strengthen Europe, but it needs a reset
    08 Feb 17
    EU-Mercosur deal has reached a crucial moment
    In times of global uncertainty, South America has tremendous potential as an ally for the EU, argues Francisco Assis.
    07 Feb 17
    EU ETS: Commission urged to remove cement from carbon leakage list
    Green MEPs have urged the European Commission to remove the cement industry from the EU's carbon leakage list.
    07 Feb 17
    Andrus Ansip: EU digital single market could generate €415bn a year
    Andrus Ansip talks 5G race, the potential of the data economy and why he believes his copyright proposals will help both consumers and creators.
    07 Feb 17
    European soft drinks industry to reduce added sugars by 10 per cent by 2020
    The European soft drinks industry has announced it will reduce added sugars in its products across Europe by a further 10 per cent by 2020.
    07 Feb 17
    AVMS directive: Legal framework must balance competitiveness and consumer protection
    This revision must protect children while also safeguarding freedom of speech, says Daniel Buda.
    07 Feb 17
    EU needs a strong platform for European works
    In reviewing the audiovisual directive, it is important to ensure European works are fairly promoted, while understanding the global marketplace as a whole, writes Emma McClarkin.
    06 Feb 17
    Issue 448 | 06 February 2017
    Andrus Ansip interview, EU Budget Financing, Copyright, Mining Waste Directive, Trans-Fats, Audiovisual Media Services Directive, EU-Mercosur,  5 questions with Eva Kaili and more...
    06 Feb 17
    EU needs prudent approach to audiovisual media services directive
    Audiovisual media services touch upon many aspects of people's lives, as is reflected in Parliament's report, writes Petra Kammerevert.
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    06 Feb 17
    Audiovisual media services directive must protect consumers
    The audiovisual media services directive must protect consumers, argues Hansjörg Höltkemeier.
    06 Feb 17
    Childhood obesity affects all layers of society
    Simple, targeted interventions could have a huge impact on the fight to end the childhood obesity epidemic, writes Daciana Octavia Sârbu.
    06 Feb 17
    EU governments not obliged to cooperate with Panama Papers investigation
    MEP inquiry risks upsetting EU’s inter-institutional balance, warns Council legal services.
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