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    Helena Dalli interview: Striving for a Union of Equality
    21 Dec Justice

    Helena Dalli interview: Striving for a Union of Equality

    After the Coronavirus pandemic exposed many of the inequalities still besetting our world in the twenty-first century, European Commissioner for Equality Helena Dalli tells Lorna Hutchinson it’s time to double down on justice.
    by Lorna Hutchinson
    Navalny arrest an early test for Biden
    22 Jan Justice
    Navalny arrest an early test for Biden
    Every day, hundreds of migrants embark on the perilous route from Africa to the Canary Islands, writes Juan Fernando López Aguilar
    19 Jan Justice
    Every day, hundreds of migrants embark on the perilous route from Africa to the Canary Islands, writes Juan Fernando López Aguilar
    MEPs on potential collision course with European Commission and Member States over 'rule of law' clause
    18 Dec Justice
    MEPs on potential collision course with European Commission and Member States over 'rule of law' clause
    Why the European Parliament should be given the right of initiative
    08 Jun Justice
    Why the European Parliament should be given the right of initiative
    The EU would not be acting out of character by granting the European Parliament this right, suggests Charles Goerens.
    UK needs transition extension to avoid disastrous outcome
    05 Jun Justice
    UK needs transition extension to avoid disastrous outcome
    German Greens MEP Terry Reintke has appealed to the UK to ask for an extension to the Brexit transition period beyond 31 December amid “special circumstances”.
    Time to give Parliament the right of initiative
    04 Jun Justice
    Time to give Parliament the right of initiative
    Giving the European Parliament this power would rebalance the legislative triangle between the three EU institutions, argues Gabriele Bischoff.
    EU must take advantage of the Coronavirus crisis to reform what is needed
    04 Jun Justice
    EU must take advantage of the Coronavirus crisis to reform what is needed
    Former European Parliament President Antonio Tajani explains why Europe, against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, must reform and revive the European project.
    What about the rights of UK citizens in the EU?
    03 Jun Justice
    What about the rights of UK citizens in the EU?
    A recurring theme of EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has been the UK’s failure to properly secure EU citizens’ rights in the UK. But what is being done to protect UK citizens’ rights in the EU, asks Jayne Adye.
    Calls for Conference on Future of Europe to be launched ‘as soon as possible’
    03 Jun Justice
    Calls for Conference on Future of Europe to be launched ‘as soon as possible’
    MEPs say the delayed conference must start by September at the latest in order to bring about “effective reform” of the EU.
    ‘Significant number’ of victims of new forms of sexual harassment online, says survey
    02 Jun Justice
    ‘Significant number’ of victims of new forms of sexual harassment online, says survey
    The aim of the survey was to obtain data and evidence about “new forms” of sexual harassment and to assess the safety of “online workspace” for women.
    Senior MEP issues warning to UK as crucial round of Brexit talks kick off
    02 Jun Justice
    Senior MEP issues warning to UK as crucial round of Brexit talks kick off
    David McAllister, who chairs the European Parliament’s UK Coordination Group, cautioned that if the UK “reneges on what it signed up to” it will have to face “concrete consequences.”
    Michel Barnier says EU is open to Brexit delay of up to two years
    29 May Justice
    Michel Barnier says EU is open to Brexit delay of up to two years
    His message comes just ahead of key Brexit talks that resume on Monday between the two sides.
    Michel Barnier expected to warn next round of Brexit talks will be pivotal for trade deal
    28 May Justice
    Michel Barnier expected to warn next round of Brexit talks will be pivotal for trade deal
    The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator will meet with Parliament President David Sassoli and political group leaders on Thursday to discuss the latest developments in talks with the UK.
    Racial and ethnic minorities suffering disproportionately during Coronavirus crisis, says ENAR
    27 May Justice
    Racial and ethnic minorities suffering disproportionately during Coronavirus crisis, says ENAR
    A new report by the European Network Against Racism (ENAR) says the pandemic is “exacerbating and shining a light” on existing racism and inequalities in society.
    Conference on Future of Europe condemned as federalist attempt to extend EU powers
    27 May Justice
    Conference on Future of Europe condemned as federalist attempt to extend EU powers
    The Conference was due to start on 9 May, a symbolically important date for the EU as it is the anniversary of the Schuman Declaration.
    EU urged to adopt Marshall Plan to uphold rule of law in some Member States
    26 May Justice
    EU urged to adopt Marshall Plan to uphold rule of law in some Member States
    A leading judge said the EU must show the same level of determination in upholding the rule of law in countries like Poland and Hungary as it is in tackling the Coronavirus pandemic.
    Concerns raised over Parliament’s use of ‘remote’ participation in committee debate
    25 May Justice
    Concerns raised over Parliament’s use of ‘remote’ participation in committee debate
    Repeated technical hiccups interrupted a committee discussion on women’s rights on Monday.
    Supporting LGBTQI+ young people and understanding the challenges they face
    19 May Justice
    Supporting LGBTQI+ young people and understanding the challenges they face
    In a society that places increasing pressure on all of us, we must be aware of mental health difficulties and how to offer support. LGBTQI+ young people are particularly vulnerable, writes Alex Agius Saliba.
    Commission launches infringement proceedings against UK over free movement
    18 May Justice
    Commission launches infringement proceedings against UK over free movement
    The move, which is the latest sign of tension between the EU and UK, alleges that the UK has failed to comply with EU law on the free movement of EU citizens and their family members.
    Michel Barnier accuses UK of “lacking understanding” on Brexit trade talks
    15 May Justice
    Michel Barnier accuses UK of “lacking understanding” on Brexit trade talks
    EU’s chief Brexit negotiator says he’s not optimistic deal can be struck, given “incomprehension on UK side”.
    UK accused of passing off No Deal Brexit impact as ‘collateral damage’ of Coronavirus
    15 May Justice
    UK accused of passing off No Deal Brexit impact as ‘collateral damage’ of Coronavirus
    Christophe Hansen MEP, the European Parliament’s negotiator of the post-Brexit agreement, said, “it is a strategy that I have thus far thought too reckless to be real.”
    Brexit and COVID-19: An end to both in 2020?
    13 May Justice
    Brexit and COVID-19: An end to both in 2020?
    On 31 January, the UK left the EU, leaving eleven months to negotiate a comprehensive partnership between the two sides. But in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, there is now even less time and even less capacity, writes Mairead McGuinness.
    Future of Europe conference in limbo
    08 May Justice
    Future of Europe conference in limbo
    The two-year event was supposed to launch on Europe Day but has been postponed due to the ongoing Coronavirus crisis.
    Europe’s media is in crisis and needs immediate EU support
    07 May Justice
    Europe’s media is in crisis and needs immediate EU support
    Media policies should remain a national competence, but the EU can, and must, play a supporting role, argues Dace Melbarde.
    European Commission defends Mogherini appointment as College of Europe rector
    06 May Justice
    European Commission defends Mogherini appointment as College of Europe rector
    Critics say the appointment, which is yet to be approved, would constitute a possible conflict of interest since Mogherini has networks in the EU executive.
    Lebanon’s Central Bank must not fall victim to Hezbolla PM+
    06 May Justice
    Lebanon’s Central Bank must not fall victim to Hezbolla
    With the country in its worst economic crisis in decades, the country stands at a critical political crossroad, writes James Wilson.
    Delivering security to citizens in a turbulent world
    06 May Justice
    Delivering security to citizens in a turbulent world
    All European citizens want to feel secure from the growing threats of the modern world; it will be my role to deliver this security, says Ylva Johansson
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