World News Euroviews. Farmers outside EU forced to choose between treatment or trade | View The European Parliament has voted in favour of a bill that could create unnecessary pressure for farmers and veterinarians the world over, holding them to EU standards if they want to trade with Europe, writes the Australian Veterinary Association's president. 29/10/2018
World News Euroviews. Brazil has elected a president far more dangerous than Trump | View The many reasons why Bolsonarismo stands alone when compared to its global far-right peers. 29/10/2018
Bulgaria Euroviews. Journalists need not be murdered to muzzle free speech in the Balkans | View Why the murder of a Bulgarian journalist matters for Europe. 26/10/2018
Hungary Euroviews. Hungary can ban gender studies but it can't silence us | View Hungary's ban on gender studies reveals a widespread fear of marginalised voices, says a feminist from Afghanistan who moved to Budapest expecting to study the subject. 25/10/2018
World News Euroviews. Tying ourselves to trees won’t solve climate change | View The root cause of climate change is a broken economic model that undervalues non-renewable resources in favour of consumer products, writes Todd Lemons. 24/10/2018
World News Euroviews. Here's why Turkey cared about Jamal Khashoggi | View Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan knows what he potentially stands to gain (and lose) by positioning himself as a truth-teller in the volatile region. 22/10/2018
World News Euroviews. Super-rich buy EU passports via risky, costly visa schemes | View While some European ministers dial up the anti-immigration rhetoric, criminals and the corrupt are abusing Golden Visa schemes to gain the right to live in the EU, writes Transparency International's Carl Dolan. 18/10/2018
United Kingdom Euroviews. Brits want to leave Europe's party because the fun's over and we're all tired | View Brexit threatens what's left of Europe's washed-up and worn-out project - that's why it's ridiculed by the EU, writes former UK Labour Councillor Sam Stopp. 16/10/2018
Turkey Euroviews. Trade Minister: Turkey's real economy is proving analysts wrong | View Despite recent headlines decrying dire economic straits, Turkey's real economy is thriving, writes the country's Minister of Trade, Ruhsar Pekcan. 16/10/2018
World News Euroviews. Climate change: Watershed moment calls for strong leadership from EU | View The grim picture painted by the UN's IPCC report on climate change should be a warning to the EU and other advanced economies: reduce carbon emissions to zero to avoid temperature rises with the most devastating consequences. 12/10/2018
Spain Euroviews. Seville: How a small Spanish city became a cycling hub for all | View As tackling climate change and our dependence on fossils fuels becomes more urgent than ever, city planners are turning the bicycle as a healthy, environmentally-friendly mode of transport. 12/10/2018
World News Euroviews. Reforming Europe's refugee policies: Austrian-Danish plan will not work | View Why the Austrian-Danish principle of “enforcement first, legal admissions later” is not a feasible fix for Europe's dysfunction asylum and refugee system. 11/10/2018
Romania Euroviews. Beyond the referendum: Back to Romania's real priorities | View The best way for Romania to move forward is to re-centre public attention to topics that are highly relevant for Romania's future, like closing the gender gap. 10/10/2018
Serbia Euroviews. Politicised judiciary hurts Serbia's chances of joining the EU | View Serbia’s failure to introduce genuine judicial reform will seriously jeopardise the country’s European future regardless of possible progress in relations with Kosovo, writes a policy analyst at the Open Society European Policy Institute. 10/10/2018
World News Euroviews. Speak out to protect Bulgaria's women | View The reported rape and murder of Bulgarian journalist Victoria Marinova raises concerns about threats to media freedom, but it also serves as a stark reminder that Bulgaria should prioritize efforts to combat violence against women, writes a Human Rights Watch researcher. 10/10/2018
United Kingdom Euroviews. Boris Johnson is a political arsonist. He must never be allowed to lead UK | View Time is running out for a decent Brexit - and for the former Foreign Secretary's political career. 09/10/2018
World News Euroviews. Europe is protecting big business over victims of rights abuse | View In a misguided effort to protect European companies’ competitiveness, our governments are ready to launch a race to the bottom, exploiting workers and destroying our planet. 09/10/2018
World News Euroviews. Will the Council of Europe become Putin’s trophy? | View A vote by the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) this week will decide whether Russia will be readmitted to Europe's biggest human rights organisation without sanctions and without fulfilling any of PACE's preconditions. 08/10/2018
United Kingdom Euroviews. A very British protest | View Thousands of dogs are expected to march to the UK Parliament on Sunday in a paw-litical protest against Brexit. Are the organisers barking mad? Stefan Simanowitz thinks not. 05/10/2018
Greece Euroviews. As women, we have to fight to achieve our rights | View How surviving the perilous journey to Europe gave a young Afghan women the courage to make her voice heard. 05/10/2018