Greenland’s colonial past could be Washington’s way in
07 Jan Member States

Greenland’s colonial past could be Washington’s way in

Greenland’s legacy of Danish colonialism, forced relocations and cultural trauma may now become the opening Donald Trump needs to pull the island away from Europe’s orbit.
by Peder Schaefer
Understanding Europe’s single defence market ambition
06 Jan Member States
Understanding Europe’s single defence market ambition
Op-ed: What Venezuela reveals about Eastern Europe's frustration with Western amnesia
07 Jan Member States
Op-ed: What Venezuela reveals about Eastern Europe's frustration with Western amnesia
What will make or break the EU in 2026?
02 Jan EU Institutions
What will make or break the EU in 2026?
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The people-driven sector
Europe’s home appliance industry is delivering to Europe’s consumers, explains Paolo Falcioni.
10 Jan 17
Jean Lambert: Bigger groups should not take smaller groupings for granted in vote for EU Parliament chief
British Greens deputy Jean Lambert has set out her stall to become Parliament's next President, saying she was "unimpressed" by the other declared candidates.
10 Jan 17
EU Council presidency: Malta will take a realistic approach
Despite its small size, Malta could have a positive impact on crucial EU dossiers, says Alfred Sant.
10 Jan 17
EU Parliament presidency: Weber blasts Pittella
Parliament's EPP group leader, Manfred Weber, has condemned his Socialist counterpart Gianni Pittella over his decision to scrap the long-standing agreement to share Parliament's presidency.
10 Jan 17
ALDE-5 Star Movement deal collapses
Parliament's ALDE group has rejected 5 Star Movement's request to join forces.
10 Jan 17
Gender inequality is most evident in mental health
The inequalities between men and women are most visible when it comes to mental health, writes Beatriz Becerra Basterrechea.
10 Jan 17
Jerzy Buzek: 2017 should be Europe’s year of Energy Union implementation
EU has an opportunity to ‘springboard’ the integration of energy policy across several areas, says European Parliament’s energy committee chief
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10 Jan 17
EU winter package proposals a step in the right direction, says Eurogas chief
Quick and efficient climate change gains are only achievable with gas, argues Beate Raabe.
09 Jan 17
EU Parliament presidency hopefuls to face questioning from MEPs
Five of the six MEPs vying to become the President of Parliament for the second half of its legislature will be quizzed by their colleagues this week ahead of the vote on 17 January.
09 Jan 17
Oettinger to face tense questioning from MEPs
Three parliamentary committees are set to quiz controversial European Commissioner Günther Oettinger on his new portfolio, which would see him take charge of budget and human resources.
09 Jan 17
Will 5 Star Movement to join the EU Parliament's ALDE group?
Eurosceptic party could join pro-European liberal family, in a move that has angered and surprised many.