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    Interview: Marie Bjerre on Denmark redefining its EU role
    30 Jun Member States

    Interview: Marie Bjerre on Denmark redefining its EU role

    As Denmark takes over the Council of the EU’s rotating presidency, its European Affairs Minister Marie Bjerre explains why the EU matters more than ever and how a small country plans to lead in uncertain times.
    by Matt Lynes
    American power talks as NATO raises spending pledge
    27 Jun Foreign & Security Policy
    American power talks as NATO raises spending pledge
    Inside Europe’s billion-dollar anti-gender movement
    26 Jun EU Institutions
    Inside Europe’s billion-dollar anti-gender movement
    Q&A: Belarusian opposition leader still hopes for a European future
    24 Jun Foreign & Security Policy
    Q&A: Belarusian opposition leader still hopes for a European future
    Joe Biden wins US Presidential election
    07 Nov
    Joe Biden wins US Presidential election
    The historic poll also saw Kamala Harris become the first woman and the first black and South Asian American to be elected US Vice-President.
    Joe Biden: Talking about my generation
    06 Nov
    Joe Biden: Talking about my generation
    If elected as the 46th President of the United States, Joe Biden will provide the last hurrah of 1968’s generation of young radicals, writes Denis MacShane.
    European Parliament returns to lockdown
    06 Nov
    European Parliament returns to lockdown
    However, parliamentary activities such as committee meetings, hearings and plenaries will continue online.
    5 Questions with... Inma Rodríguez-Piñero
    06 Nov
    5 Questions with... Inma Rodríguez-Piñero
    Inma Rodríguez-Piñero (ES, S&D) is chair of Parliament’s Delegation to the EU-Chile Joint Parliamentary Committee.
    Creating Green energy partners with North Africa
    06 Nov
    Creating Green energy partners with North Africa
    Renewable energy is key to tackling climate change; European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans believes that working together, the EU and Africa can deliver on this.
    A strategic European response to the Coronavirus crisis
    06 Nov
    A strategic European response to the Coronavirus crisis
    The COVID-19 health crisis has highlighted just how fragile Europe’s medicinal supply chains are, explains Nathalie Colin-Oesterlé.
    Issue 524 | 9 November 2020
    06 Nov
    Issue 524 | 9 November 2020
    Our cover star this issue is German Greens deputy Pierrette Herzberger-Fofana. She tells Commissioning Editor Rajnish Singh how she’s working to reform the police, enhance gender equality and get more people from diverse backgrounds and ethnicities into the EU institutions.
    Brexit: ‘Very serious divergences remain’
    05 Nov
    Brexit: ‘Very serious divergences remain’
    As two weeks of intensive Brexit talks draw to a close, the EU and UK’s chief Brexit negotiators said that the level playing field, governance and fisheries remain significant obstacles to reaching an agreement.
    Biden within touching distance of US presidency
    05 Nov
    Biden within touching distance of US presidency
    Victory is within Joe Biden’s grasp. But until every vote is counted, no one wants to jump the gun, especially in the shadow of 2016’s eleventh-hour turnaround in Donald Trump’s fortunes.
    Ensuring Europe’s SMEs recover from the Coronavirus crisis
    04 Nov
    Ensuring Europe’s SMEs recover from the Coronavirus crisis
    EU legislation must be workable and fit for purpose, if Europe’s SMEs are to thrive post-COVID-19, argues Ville Niinistö.
    EU on tenterhooks as US presidential race tighter than expected
    04 Nov
    EU on tenterhooks as US presidential race tighter than expected
    While the full election results are unlikely to be made official for some time due to the processing of mail-in ballots, Donald Trump has already claimed victory.
    Why Europe needs radical digital reform Partner Content
    04 Nov
    Why Europe needs radical digital reform
    EU attempts to curtail the influence of the world’s digital giants are stymying innovation, argues the Consumer Choice Center’s Maria Chaplia.
    EU’s Beating Cancer Plan more ‘vital’ than ever, says EU Health commissioner
    03 Nov
    EU’s Beating Cancer Plan more ‘vital’ than ever, says EU Health commissioner
    Addressing MEPs from the new Special Committee on Beating Cancer, Stella Kyriakides said the Plan will help plug the gaps in national cancer care treatment.
    EU an anxious spectator as Americans head to the polls in unprecedented election
    03 Nov
    EU an anxious spectator as Americans head to the polls in unprecedented election
    Tuesday’s “pandemic election” is shaping up to be a historic battle. But the question on many Europeans’ minds is whether the poll will usher in a new era for EU-US relations.
    Putting One Health thinking at the heart of the European Green Deal Partner Content
    03 Nov
    Putting One Health thinking at the heart of the European Green Deal
    The Coronavirus pandemic has shown us why we need closer cooperation between veterinary and human health sectors, writes Roxane Feller.
    European Parliament political group presidents decry ‘barbaric’ Polish abortion ruling
    02 Nov
    European Parliament political group presidents decry ‘barbaric’ Polish abortion ruling
    The leaders of five of Parliament’s political groups have written to the Polish Prime Minister to denounce the ruling by Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal which imposes a near-total ban on abortion in the country.
    A European response to disinformation
    30 Oct
    A European response to disinformation
    Technological advances are opening new fronts to those seeking to interfere in our democracies; the INGE Committee will play a vital role in minimising this risk in future, write Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz and Marcin Bylica.
    Gastein 2020: Looking beyond COVID-19
    30 Oct
    Gastein 2020: Looking beyond COVID-19
    Alhough the Coronavirus pandemic dominated this year’s European Health Forum Gastein, health policymakers are already looking at the future of EU health policy and how it can be shaped, writes Rajnish Singh.
    Tackling racism in Europe's AI strategy
    30 Oct
    Tackling racism in Europe's AI strategy
    With the growing influence of artificial intelligence on daily life, MEPs are calling on the EU to look at how the technology may create structural racism, explains Rajnish Singh.
    Africa-EU Special Supplement 2020
    30 Oct
    Africa-EU Special Supplement 2020
    #EPGenderEqualityWeek: Still a long way to go until we achieve gender equality
    30 Oct
    #EPGenderEqualityWeek: Still a long way to go until we achieve gender equality
    Twenty-five years after the Beijing Declaration, new threats to women’s rights risk putting hard-won gains into reverse. Instead of going back to the 1950s, we need to make this the century of women, writes Evelyn Regner.
    #EPGenderEqualityWeek: There is no gender equality without economic equality
    29 Oct
    #EPGenderEqualityWeek: There is no gender equality without economic equality
    Without a broader framework of economic empowerment for women, the global quest for true equality will continue to fall short. Economic empowerment is the silver bullet for ending gender inequality, writes Assita Kanko.
    Protecting the vulnerable from the effects of climate change
    29 Oct
    Protecting the vulnerable from the effects of climate change
    The impact of climate change on developing countries demands a coordinated European response, explains Monica Silvana.
    #EPGenderEqualityWeek: It’s time to reimagine care and transform breast cancer together, argues Frances Fitzgerald
    29 Oct
    #EPGenderEqualityWeek: It’s time to reimagine care and transform breast cancer together, argues Frances Fitzgerald
    Now more important than ever to ensure minimum disruption to the treatment and lives of patients suffering from conditions such as breast cancer, says Irish MEP.
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