The EU’s push to cut red tape could save businesses billions, but agriculture stakeholders warns that watered-down proposals ...
A student-led party won Serbia’s parliamentary elections on Sunday, heralding the end to the country’s longtime strongman ...
As Russia’s war against Ukraine reshapes Europe’s security landscape, the EU must rethink enlargement as a defense challenge ...
Easing the emissions cap, as the European Commission proposes, would reward high emitters and penalize the companies that ...
Brussels has a more geopolitical vision for the Arctic. Now comes the hard part: finding the money, balancing security with ...
The European Council should host a standing forum with the tech industry twice a year, so EU leaders can turn what they learn ...
As new diagnostic tests and treatments have changed what an Alzheimer's disease diagnosis can mean, patients, doctors, MEPs ...
Fewer entry-level jobs, endless internships and AI are making it harder for young graduates to break into the EU bubble.
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A hidden weapon in Europe’s arsenal against climate-related health threats deserves more attention
The European Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP) has been delivering major wins for global health security for over three ...
Ignacio García Bercero is senior fellow at Bruegel specializing in trade policy and its relationship with regulatory policies and other global policies and former director in the Trade Department of ...
When Europeans went to the polls in early June, they largely voted for the status quo. Centrist parties – led by the centre-right European People’s Party – will continue to dominate the European ...
On Monday, the co-founder of political party Volt, Damian Boeselager, was still euphoric. It was less than 24 hours since the initial results of the European elections had come in and Volt, a ...
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