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Climate
Euroviews. The Baltic-Finnish gas market can and must be decarbonised
There is a feasible path to decarbonise the gas sectors of the Baltic states and Finland by 2050 or earlier. The choice is stark: invest now to reshape the energy landscape or pay later in severe environmental and geopolitical costs, Gowtham Muthukumaran and Javad Keypour write.
Europe Decoded
Euroviews. Sustainability vs competitiveness, Europe's key to a prosperous future
It's key to emphasise the imperative for more specific initiatives and a steadfast commitment to sustainability, which is not just a moral imperative but also an economic necessity, Maria van der Heide writes.
Europe Decoded
Euroviews. After giving Egypt €7.4 billion, Brussels must abide by its own rules
As the EU is about to hand over billions to a neighbouring country, members of parliament have a responsibility to their voters to ensure that this money is spent in line with the union's laws, Hussein Baoumi writes.
Iran
Euroviews. Why is Masoud Pezeshkian (most likely to be) Iran's next president?
Seen as a reformist by many, Pezeshkian must be free to fulfil his promises without interference, especially from the IRGC and other radical hardliners inside and outside the parliament, Euronews' Babak Kamiar writes.
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Israel
Euroviews. Netanyahu has everything to lose and nothing to gain from deescalating
Once known as Mr Security, Netanyahu has made a career out of the persona he built for himself: the self-proclaimed "King Bibi" who can save Israel. Now, he'll do anything to ensure self-preservation, Shlomo Roiter Jesner writes.
Travel News
Euroviews. Revenge travel fades away leaving Europe with a confidence boost
While "revenge travel" has sparked a resurgence in the European accommodation industry, the path ahead is uneven. Supporting smaller businesses is the way to preserve the cultural richness of Europe's hospitality landscape, Peter Lochbihler writes.
Work
Euroviews. Publishers are signing big-ticket deals with OpenAI, but at what cost?
Let’s hope, for the good of the press and all the things that rely on it — civic life, democracy, and so on — that the media execs signing big deals with OpenAI are indeed making the right bet with Big Tech this time around, Jonah Prousky writes.
Europe Decoded
Euroviews. What can we expect from the new Ukrainian Mobilisation Act?
Ukraine's general need to strengthen its army in the fight against Russia presents European governments with new dilemmas. How does one deal with a potentially growing population of Ukrainians who may be unable to renew their documents, Oleksandra Deineko and Vilde Hernes write.
World News
Euroviews. To make the world a safe place for all, Interpol needs all viewpoints
By fostering technological advancement and collaboration among member countries, Interpol can help create a unified front against the sophisticated tactics used by modern criminals, ensuring global safety and justice, Valdecy Urquiza writes.
World News
Euroviews. Is World Refugee Day in 2024 about symbolism or real human rights?
A profound disconnect between public sentiment and political agendas is casting serious doubt on the sincerity and effectiveness of Europe’s commitment to World Refugee Day, Luigi Achilli, Stephanie Acker and Caitlin Procter write.
Business
Euroviews. EU leaders must insist on sustainability to secure a better future
By improving European market integration, ensuring policy consistency, investing in infrastructure, and fostering cross-sectoral partnerships in supply chains, we can create a resilient and competitive economy, Gonzalo Sáenz de Miera and Fleming Voetmann write.