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    Europe’s ‘good as it gets’ trade deal redefines ties with Washington
    28 Jul Member States

    Europe’s ‘good as it gets’ trade deal redefines ties with Washington

    A profoundly asymmetric trade deal with the US leaves the EU weakened, but Brussels says it could have been a lot worse.
    by Federica Di Sario
    China snubs Europe, dashing hopes of summit breakthrough
    25 Jul EU Institutions
    China snubs Europe, dashing hopes of summit breakthrough
    Op-ed: A national approach to health is not an obstacle to European integration
    28 Jul EU Institutions
    Op-ed: A national approach to health is not an obstacle to European integration
    The EU shouldn't fight Trump's tariffs alone, former WTO chief warns
    24 Jul EU Institutions
    The EU shouldn't fight Trump's tariffs alone, former WTO chief warns
    Emily O’Reilly re-elected as European Ombudsman
    20 Dec
    Emily O’Reilly re-elected as European Ombudsman
    Irishwoman Emily O’Reilly has been re-elected as European Ombudsman for the 2019-2024 parliamentary term, backed by 320 MEPs in a secret plenary vote in Strasbourg.
    A strong and modern partnership
    20 Dec
    A strong and modern partnership
    In enhancing its relations with Central Asian countries, the EU promotes peace, stability and prosperity in the region while supporting sustainable development, writes Andris Ameriks.
    The European Social Model: a competitive advantage
    20 Dec
    The European Social Model: a competitive advantage
    Investing in social care and the well-being of citizens is the European way, giving us a competitive advantage. Let’s use it to widen the gap, writes Miapetra Kumpula-Natri.
    Corbyn defeat is a lesson for European Left
    20 Dec
    Corbyn defeat is a lesson for European Left
    There is a major lesson for Europe's Left following UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn’s defeat, argues Denis MacShane.
    Guy Verhofstadt: Citizens’ rights issues must be resolved before Brexit
    19 Dec
    Guy Verhofstadt: Citizens’ rights issues must be resolved before Brexit
    The chair of Parliament’s Brexit Steering Group says the Withdrawal Agreement struck between the UK and EU could be vetoed if the issue of citizens' rights is not fully resolved before the UK leaves the bloc.
    Giving offices ‘New Ways of Work’ Partner Content
    19 Dec
    Giving offices ‘New Ways of Work’
    Yeliz Bicici explains how Offices of Cofinimmo are meeting Brussels’s office market needs.
    EIT Health Summit 2019: Defining unmet needs Partner Content
    19 Dec
    EIT Health Summit 2019: Defining unmet needs
    Delegates at the recent EIT Health Summit 2019 had the opportunity to meet innovators and gain insight into why defining societal health needs should be the focus of innovation. Brian Johnson reports.
    Health Technology Assessment: Europe cannot afford an inefficient system Partner Content
    19 Dec
    Health Technology Assessment: Europe cannot afford an inefficient system
    Jean-Christophe Tellier looks at the Commission Proposal for a European Regulation.
    Member States’ defence expenditure rises for fifth year in a row, says report
    18 Dec
    Member States’ defence expenditure rises for fifth year in a row, says report
    EU defence spending currently stands at just over €223bn, a 3 percent increase on 2017.
    A treasure trove of opportunities
    18 Dec
    A treasure trove of opportunities
    Central Asia remains a largely undiscovered region despite the opportunities it presents both commercially and strategically. It’s time the EU enhances its presence in the region, writes Fulvio Martusciello.
    Medical Devices Made of Substances: an EU opportunity Partner Content
    18 Dec
    Medical Devices Made of Substances: an EU opportunity
    A major opportunity to deliver innovation across the EU’s healthcare sector could be lost if implementing rules are used to hinder the application of the new Medical Device Regulation. Colin Mackay reports.
    EU urged to introduce new legislation to monitor rule of law after journalist murder
    17 Dec
    EU urged to introduce new legislation to monitor rule of law after journalist murder
    Andrew Galizia, the son of murdered Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, has called for new EU legislation to monitor the rule of law, insisting it has “teeth and is fit for purpose.”
    COPD: the Invisible killer
    17 Dec
    COPD: the Invisible killer
    Health experts have issued stark warnings on the need or further commitment to effectively tackle asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Martin Banks reports.
    A modern approach to Health Technology Assessment
    17 Dec
    A modern approach to Health Technology Assessment
    HTAs are vital in ensuring that medicines and medical devices deliver efficacy and value for money, but processes need to be streamlined, says Tiemo Wölken.
    Peter Pollák: Giving a voice to the vulnerable
    17 Dec
    Peter Pollák: Giving a voice to the vulnerable
    As the first Slovak MEP of Roma origin, Peter Pollák is a man on a mission, determined to use his European platform to raise awareness of the plight of Roma people and strengthen their rights across the EU.
    COP25 ends on disappointing note
    16 Dec
    COP25 ends on disappointing note
    The 25th UN climate conference (COP25) in Madrid drew to a close without an agreement on binding rules for the implementation of the Paris Climate Agreement.
    EU leaders congratulate Boris Johnson on UK election result
    13 Dec
    EU leaders congratulate Boris Johnson on UK election result
    The leaders of the European Parliament and Council as well as Parliament group leaders have welcomed the “clarity” the UK election brings in the long-running Brexit saga.
    ‘The price of populism’: UK MEPs react to Boris Johnson election victory
    13 Dec
    ‘The price of populism’: UK MEPs react to Boris Johnson election victory
    On Friday morning UK MEPs digested the news of Boris Johnson’s triumph in the UK general election and shared their thoughts with The Parliament Magazine.
    Women in finance: pushing water uphill Partner Content
    13 Dec
    Women in finance: pushing water uphill
    Fighting for gender equality is an arduous struggle for women across all fields and the financial sector is no exception. Lorna Hutchinson reports on the perspectives of female powerhouses from the world of EU finance.
    Issue 507 | 16 December 2019
    13 Dec
    Issue 507 | 16 December 2019
    This issue we have Peter Pollák, the first Slovak MEP of Roma origin, as our cover star. He gives us an insight into his opinions on Roma integration in the EU and tells us about how he plans to use his European platform to raise awareness of the plight of Roma people and strengthen their rights across the EU.
    Senior MEP laments ‘hateful’ UK election
    12 Dec
    Senior MEP laments ‘hateful’ UK election
    As the UK went to the polls on Thursday, senior UK Liberal Democrat MEP Chris Davies admitted his party leader had “failed to make a positive impact” in the election campaign.
    Voting underway in crunch UK ‘Brexit election’
    12 Dec
    Voting underway in crunch UK ‘Brexit election’
    Voting is well underway in the first December election in the UK for almost a century, with the divisive issue of Brexit and the political futures of both Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn all on the line.
    ‘Europe’s man on the moon moment’: Von der Leyen unveils EU Green Deal
    11 Dec
    ‘Europe’s man on the moon moment’: Von der Leyen unveils EU Green Deal
    “Now it’s time to act”, announced European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen as she laid out the executive’s plans for tackling climate change.
    Don’t assume technology is racially neutral
    11 Dec
    Don’t assume technology is racially neutral
    Without adequate and effective safeguards, the increasing reliance on technology in law enforcement risks reinforcing existing prejudices against racialised communities, writes Karen Taylor.
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