The world needs low cost and lower emissions energy producers, writes Bjørn Otto Sverdrup.

Renewables can bring SMEs and the public closer to the EU, writes Nigel Cotton.

Decarbonisation requires a shared responsibility between business and governments, argues Ignacio S. Galán.

EU policymakers must avoid leading Europe into an age of data prohibition, warns Townsend Feehan.

Was the revision of the EU firearms directive worth the effort, asks Tomasz W. Stępień

Contractual freedom is under attack and consumers will suffer, warns Mark Lichtenhein.

The audiovisual media services directive must protect consumers, argues Hansjörg Höltkemeier.

EUMETSAT's atmosphere, ocean and climate monitoring is at Europe's service, explains Alain Ratier.

Europe is lagging behind in exploiting the potential of its helicopter sector, argues Jaime Arqué.

Quick and efficient climate change gains are only achievable with gas, argues Beate Raabe.

2017 is set to be Malta’s year for the oceans, explains Pierre Bahurel.

Paris agreement and the UN’s sustainable development goals are a testimony to the difference we can make when we join forces across geographical, sectoral and policy dividing lines argues Huawei...

Iain Conn asks, what's at stake for European energy post-Brexit?

Students are dreaming their digital future, explains Chen Lifang.

The EU must show leadership in the fight against chronic diseases, argues Anthony Gitau.

The failed coup in Turkey was years in the making, writes Ahmet Zeki Üçok.

An innovation-powered Europe brings jobs, growth and improved quality of life, writes Martin Kern.

Sustainable renewable fuels are key to meeting the EU's ambitious 2030 energy and climate objectives, writes Malcolm McDowell.

Tech hotspots can pioneer Europe’s future ICT ecosystem, writes Chen Lifang.

China and Europe must work together toward a single 5G standard, writes Ryan Ding.