View Europe should welcome in journalists forced to leave Belarus | View "The people of Belarus deserve to know the doors of other European countries are open to them."
View Headscarf ruling puts a target on the backs of Muslim women | View "This judgment is a legal setback that follows a concerning trend in Europe: the more Muslim women try to take part in public life, the more rejection and hatred they face." 19/07/2021
View The real reasons Ireland is against a 15% corporate tax rate | View The arguments of the Irish government to oppose a global effort to reform the tax system are not convincing and might push Ireland farther away from the EU, argues Trinity's Dr Jim Charles Stewart. 16/07/2021
View For every Viktor Orbán we need a Maia Sandu | View The result of Maia Sandu's party in the Moldovan parliamentary election is a miracle and a lesson in democracy, argues Romanian MEP Dragoș Tudorache. 15/07/2021
View The Russia factor in France’s policies in Chad and Mali | View Slammed by some as "hypocrisy," the sharp differences in Paris' policies towards Chad and Mali are actually explained by the need to counter Russia’s creeping influence in the Sahel, writes foreign policy analyst Nicolas Tenzer. 06/07/2021
View The Slovenian EU Presidency will be a search for Europe's heart | View A heavy workload awaits the six-month EU Council presidency, with pending files on climate action and enlargement, but also crucial discussions on EU values and the rule of law. 02/07/2021
View EU leaders need to take action against Hungary’s anti-LGBT law | View "EU leaders have to realise that once things turn nasty it is not enough to solely rely on a guardian of the treaties which they practically castrated over the past couple of years." 01/07/2021
View Norway is paying Gabon to cut emissions so it doesn't have to | View Gabon is being paid millions to fight deforestation by a donor that is Western Europe’s largest gas and oil producer and is currently drilling in the Arctic. 24/06/2021
View Europeans are losing faith in an EU they believe has failed | View Across Europe, citizens want the EU to be stronger and more assertive in foreign affairs. 23/06/2021
View Nine countries mark 80 years since Nazi attack on Soviet Union | View Nine countries including Russia mark the 80th anniversary of the 22 June 1941 Nazi attack on the Soviet Union. 22/06/2021
View Europe’s regulators must ban ‘abortion pill reversal’ | View "I was truly startled when our team discovered that, in at least eight European countries, activists are providing women with a ‘treatment’ based on pseudo-science under the nose of regulators." 18/06/2021
View Only parents should decide sexual education of their children | View Only parents should decide sexual education of their children | View 17/06/2021
View EU-US summit was a successful reboot of transatlantic relations | View "The fact that US President Biden has chosen Europe for his first trip abroad has already demonstrated his personal commitment to strengthening transatlantic relations." 17/06/2021
View The EU must act on Hungary's anti-LGBT law | View How can the European Union call for human rights abroad when it can't even protect people inside its borders? 16/06/2021
View The good soldiers of cinema still fighting the good fight | View The journey to bring the LUX Audience Award to life under uncertain conditions has been a valuable, complex and sometimes arduous mission, says Mike Downey, Chairman of the European Film Academy. 11/06/2021
View The world needs to better prepare for future catastrophes | View As G7 leaders convene to address the global economy’s most pressing challenges, creating more resilient systems and financing the ecological transition should take centerstage. 10/06/2021
View Danish bid to outsource asylum is irresponsible and dangerous | View "Denmark’s new law is not only unsympathetic and irresponsible but inherently dangerous to global structures of asylum cooperation" 10/06/2021
View Centuries of discrimination still run deep for Roma in Europe | View New analysis finds that in the Western Balkans, 60% of young Roma people do not attend upper secondary school, writes UNESCO's Manos Antoninis 07/06/2021
View Green Deal: the silent revolution transforming Europe’s economy "If we succeed, we will have set up a new model of growth and prosperity that may inspire the rest of our international partners," argues MEP Pascal Canfin. 04/06/2021
View Germany did not fully recognise Namibia killings as genocide | View "Contrary to what the majority of global media reports suggest, there is no question of full recognition of the genocide in the legal sense and with consequences under international law." 01/06/2021
View EU must go further to punish Lukashenko’s brazen act of piracy | View "If the European Union does not react strongly to such abuses of international law, more incursions and violations of its sovereignty are to be expected." 27/05/2021
