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    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
    EU leaders converge on Brussels for summit as spectre of no-deal Brexit looms large
    15 Oct
    EU leaders converge on Brussels for summit as spectre of no-deal Brexit looms large
    In a pre-summit briefing for reporters, a senior EU official admitted that “time is running out” to broker a Brexit trade deal by the end of this month, adding, “we need to see movement.”
    Unleashing the full potential of life sciences and biotechnology in Europe Partner Content
    15 Oct
    Unleashing the full potential of life sciences and biotechnology in Europe
    The biotech sector can play a key role not only in Europe’s coronavirus recovery, but in its transition to a healthier, more resilient and more sustainable continent, writes Bernard Grimm.
    Boris Johnson expresses ‘disappointment’ over lack of progress in Brexit talks
    14 Oct
    Boris Johnson expresses ‘disappointment’ over lack of progress in Brexit talks
    The UK Prime Minister’s call with Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Council President Charles Michel on Wednesday evening ahead of his self-imposed Thursday deadline was yet another damp squib.
    Pandemic should be ‘wake-up call’ on Parliament’s split site arrangement, says MEP
    14 Oct
    Pandemic should be ‘wake-up call’ on Parliament’s split site arrangement, says MEP
    Irish MEP Clare Daly’s demand comes with the institution set to return to Strasbourg next week for its first plenary in the city since the start of the crisis.
    Support for Scottish independence at record high
    14 Oct
    Support for Scottish independence at record high
    A poll conducted by Ipsos MORI shows 58 percent of Scots in favour of leaving the United Kingdom.
    Former US ambassador to the EU says US election is chance for the country ‘to return to decency’
    14 Oct
    Former US ambassador to the EU says US election is chance for the country ‘to return to decency’
    Anthony Gardner said, “This election is a battle for the soul of the country. It is a battle for democracy in the US. This is not an exaggeration.”
    Armenia is targeting civilians during the agreed ceasefire Partner Content
    14 Oct
    Armenia is targeting civilians during the agreed ceasefire
    Weapons are being shipped to Armenia under the guise of ‘aid’, which are then being used to target Ganja, Azerbaijan’s second largest city, killing and injuring civilians and destroying homes and properties, says Azerbaijan MP Könül Nurullayeva.
    Circular Economy Action Plan: Is focus on consumerism and GDP growth a cause for concern?
    14 Oct
    Circular Economy Action Plan: Is focus on consumerism and GDP growth a cause for concern?
    Mick Wallace says EU’s fixation with growth ‘a massive problem’ in delivering radical economic change.
    Beating Cancer: Prevention must be ‘cornerstone’ of EU’s new approach
    14 Oct
    Beating Cancer: Prevention must be ‘cornerstone’ of EU’s new approach
    European Parliament's new Special Committee on Beating Cancer will ensure EU focuses on decisive and comprehensive action, explains Nicolae Ștefănuță.
    Digital Services Act an ‘incredible opportunity for EU to set global standards’ says Greens MEP
    13 Oct
    Digital Services Act an ‘incredible opportunity for EU to set global standards’ says Greens MEP
    Speaking at a virtual news conference on Tuesday, Alexandra Geese said the planned legislation is a chance to “rediscover the real potential of the Internet.”
    Brexit: The art of compromise
    13 Oct
    Brexit: The art of compromise
    The blow that a hard Brexit would deliver to the languishing UK and EU economies is highly undesirable and can be avoided as all negotiating endgames turn on concessions, writes former European Parliament President Pat Cox.
    Beating Cancer: European Parliament's Special Committee 'needed now more than ever'
    13 Oct
    Beating Cancer: European Parliament's Special Committee 'needed now more than ever'
    Cancer remains a huge threat to health of EU's citizens, writes Cindy Franssen.
    Africa must rise to the agricultural transformation challenge Partner Content
    13 Oct
    Africa must rise to the agricultural transformation challenge
    Transformation is “slow magic” which requires sustained nurturing, writes Isabelle Tsakok.
    Health after COVID-19: spend more but spend smarter Partner Content
    13 Oct
    Health after COVID-19: spend more but spend smarter
    As we enter the final stretch of 2020, we face a huge dilemma for public health and public finances: how do we manage the massive impact of COVID-19 and the increasing burden of chronic diseases without bankrupting public finances?
    EPP Group warns that Parliament will veto any Brexit deal that breaches Withdrawal Agreement
    13 Oct
    EPP Group warns that Parliament will veto any Brexit deal that breaches Withdrawal Agreement
    The message comes with EU leaders due to debate Brexit at a summit in Brussels on Thursday and Friday.
    European Carers Day: urgent need to shed light on carers and issues they face
    13 Oct
    European Carers Day: urgent need to shed light on carers and issues they face
    European Parliament's Informal Carers Interest Group Co-chairs call on MEP colleagues to join up and help provide carers with ‘a strong Parliamentary voice’.
    Martin Schirdewan interview: A fighting chance
    13 Oct
    Martin Schirdewan interview: A fighting chance
    It’s been a devastating year for many Europeans. Martin Schirdewan tells Lorna Hutchinson why he believes EU leaders must step up and utilise the full firepower of the Union’s arsenal to combat the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic.
    MEPs condemn LGBT conversion therapy in appeal to European Commission
    12 Oct
    MEPs condemn LGBT conversion therapy in appeal to European Commission
    In a letter to commissioners Věra Jourová, Helena Dalli and Stella Kyriakides, the deputies describe the practice as “torture” and emphasise the need for an EU-wide ban.
    Senior MEP urges against ‘competition’ between cancer and COVID-19 patients
    12 Oct
    Senior MEP urges against ‘competition’ between cancer and COVID-19 patients
    German EPP member Peter Liese, a medical doctor, was speaking at the first meeting on Monday of Parliament’s new cancer committee.
    NGO coalition calls for creation of Enforcement Czar to stem EU’s ‘revolving door’ job moves
    12 Oct
    NGO coalition calls for creation of Enforcement Czar to stem EU’s ‘revolving door’ job moves
    Financial reform group looking to end damage to EU’s reputation.
    Taking Brexit down to the wire
    12 Oct
    Taking Brexit down to the wire
    The chances of this week’s EU Council meeting having anything much to discuss and decide in terms of a Brexit deal are small to non-existent. But Boris Johnson is an artist of the political pirouette, explains Denis MacShane.
    Issue 522 | 12 October 2020
    12 Oct
    Issue 522 | 12 October 2020
    Our cover star this issue is GUE/NGL co-chair Martin Schirdewan. He tells why he believes EU leaders must step up and utilise the full firepower of the Union’s arsenal to combat the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic.
    5 Questions with... Dita Charanzová
    09 Oct
    5 Questions with... Dita Charanzová
    Dita Charanzová (CZ, RE) is a Vice President of the European Parliament.
    MEPs call for creation of EU financial crimes authority in wake of FinCEN Files scandal
    09 Oct
    MEPs call for creation of EU financial crimes authority in wake of FinCEN Files scandal
    European Commission pledges to step up fight against money laundering.
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