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
How the European paper industry is innovating for green growth Partner Content
12 Jun
How the European paper industry is innovating for green growth
Economic growth and sustainability can go hand-in-hand, and the paper and forest fibre sector is a prime example. The REINVEST2050 report sets out how the sector is cutting emissions and achieving circularity - providing a compelling model that others can follow
Keep calm and carry on: The EU’s Trump trade doctrine
11 Jun EU Institutions
Keep calm and carry on: The EU’s Trump trade doctrine
Brussels' measured response to the US president's trade tirades points to a disconnect with European industries that are grappling with already crippling tariffs.
Op-ed: EU competition rules must adapt to US and Chinese industrial policy
11 Jun EU Institutions
Op-ed: EU competition rules must adapt to US and Chinese industrial policy
In a competitive global market, European businesses need to get bigger — and the bloc's competition policy must allow them to do so.
How scaleups are building tomorrow's economy and what we must do to fuel their growth Partner Content
11 Jun Technology
How scaleups are building tomorrow's economy and what we must do to fuel their growth
New research reveals that EU scaleups are growing at nearly twice the global benchmark – unlocking their full potential demands greater access to advanced digital tools like e-invoicing and AI, and frictionless cross-border trade.
Europe’s tech future: from sovereignty to leadership Partner Content
10 Jun Technology
Europe’s tech future: from sovereignty to leadership
As Europe looks to the future, it must embrace a vision of competitiveness that redefines sovereignty as a pathway to technological innovation.
The Parliament's June print edition is out now
06 Jun EU Institutions
The Parliament's June print edition is out now
This month's cover story explores what the election of right-wing nationalist Karol Nawrocki as Poland's next president means for the country's democracy and its relationship with the EU.
Op-ed: How Mediterranean overfishing can be reversed
06 Jun EU Institutions
Op-ed: How Mediterranean overfishing can be reversed
With a new oceans policy unveiled this week, the EU can lead Mediterranean coastal states in a crackdown on illegal fishing.
Investing in Europe’s future Partner Content
05 Jun
Investing in Europe’s future
As the EU looks to boost the competitiveness of the European economy, creating a financing ecosystem that encourages investment will be crucial. We caught up with MEP Markus Ferber, and Adrien Couret, CEO of Aéma Groupe, to discuss how to build a true Capital Markets Union
EU-Japan Partnership
05 Jun
EU-Japan Partnership
Interview: Séjourné’s quest for competitiveness
05 Jun EU Institutions
Interview: Séjourné’s quest for competitiveness
As the EU seeks to boost its competitiveness amid mounting economic headwinds, the European Commission's Stéphane Séjourné calls for deepening the single market and a 'Buy European' approach.
Q+A: Why the Dutch government collapsed — and why it matters
04 Jun Member States
Q+A: Why the Dutch government collapsed — and why it matters
After just 11 months in office, the Netherlands’ four-party coalition led by technocrat Dick Schoof has fallen apart. Leiden University’s Tom Louwerse explains why far-right leader Geert Wilders pulled the plug.
Op-ed: Landmines imperil the EU’s moral compass
04 Jun Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Landmines imperil the EU’s moral compass
A return to landmine use in Europe could undermine the very values that the EU claims to uphold and set a dangerous precedent for future conflicts.
Poland's presidential vote was a referendum on Tusk — and the EU
03 Jun Member States
Poland's presidential vote was a referendum on Tusk — and the EU
The election of right-wing nationalist Karol Nawrocki is expected to undermine Prime Minister Donald Tusk's efforts to restore the rule of law and strengthen ties with Brussels.
Fueling Europe’s nutrition and health journey one bowl at a time Partner Content
03 Jun
Fueling Europe’s nutrition and health journey one bowl at a time
Breakfast cereals can contribute to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and obesity. It’s imperative for policymakers and stakeholders to do more to support a healthier, more nutritious diet
Towards a Two-State Solution Partner Content
02 Jun
Towards a Two-State Solution
Op-ed: Europe must support its innovators to become a digital leader
02 Jun EU Institutions
Op-ed: Europe must support its innovators to become a digital leader
Europe has long been an incubator of talent and ideas, but now it risks losing its innovators to foreign markets.
Policy report: Building a competitive Europe
02 Jun EU Institutions
Policy report: Building a competitive Europe
The Parliament's latest policy report explores what's at the heart of the EU's competitiveness quest.
Poland's presidential runoff puts the EU centre stage
30 May Member States
Poland's presidential runoff puts the EU centre stage
Rafal Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki are neck-and-neck going into Sunday's vote — a contest that could shape Poland’s European future.
Op-ed: Budapest Pride ban piles pressure on EU to show support
30 May Member States
Op-ed: Budapest Pride ban piles pressure on EU to show support
Viktor Orbán’s crackdown on LGBT rights in Hungary will come to a head next month. The European Commission has an opportunity to support the bloc's citizens with more than just words.
How Science, Collaboration, and Pragmatism Can Unlock Europe’s Smoke-Free Future Partner Content
30 May
How Science, Collaboration, and Pragmatism Can Unlock Europe’s Smoke-Free Future
Can Europe get back on track to achieving a smoke-free future? We sat down with Kingsley Wheaton, Chief Corporate Officer at global tobacco and nicotine business BAT, to explore how science-backed dialogue and collaboration is the only viable route if Europe is to meet its smoke-free goal.
Op-ed: Monetary policy is the missing link in Europe’s defence push
28 May Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Monetary policy is the missing link in Europe’s defence push
The European Central Bank has proven innovative and flexible in times of crisis. Europe’s defence push should be the next beneficiary.
Why member states are the biggest obstacle to the EU's plan to finish the single market
28 May Member States
Why member states are the biggest obstacle to the EU's plan to finish the single market
As the European Union contends with Donald Trump's tariffs, it's turning inwards to deepen its own economic integration.
How Serbia's Vučić is playing the EU
27 May Foreign & Security Policy
How Serbia's Vučić is playing the EU
Facing sustained political protests at home, the Serbian president is walking a geopolitical tightrope — courting Beijing and Moscow, while defying Brussels.
Why Europe needs continued momentum and investment in childhood cancer Partner Content
27 May EU Institutions
Why Europe needs continued momentum and investment in childhood cancer
By fostering access to treatment and research, Europe can cure more, cure better, and reduce inequalities for children and adolescents with cancer – advancing a prosperous future for all