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Euroviews. Cannabis, nicotine and psychedelics could be key to healthcare
In this Rethink piece, Shane MacGuill, Nicotine & Cannabis global lead at Euromonitor International argues that illegal drugs including psychedelics could open the doors to more effective healthcare treatments.
Euroviews. Can hyperloop make European travel greener?
As governments search for a cleaner alternative to air travel, Josh Geigel, CEO of Virgin Hyperloop, argues that hyperloop could be the solution.
Brexit 5 years on: Europe 'is punishing the UK' for leaving EU: Poll
Europeans think that their leaders and Brussels are making Britain's divorce from the EU more difficult than it needs to be.
Euroviews. The future of healthcare will mean embracing more digital solutions
Healthcare is rapidly changing. Pharma company Sanofi believes a range of innovations will occur, such as data democratisation and the automation of clinical trials.
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Euroviews. Future of payments: Lessons for business from the COVID pandemic
How well have retailers adapted digitally during the pandemic? What consumer trends are here to stay? Global fintech Adyen shares some predictions
World Oceans Day: What can be done to improve the health of our seas?
On World Oceans Day, Celine Cousteau explains how the oceans hold the key to saving the world.
Euroviews. 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.
These are the five biggest myths about sustainable living
From ‘sustainability is too expensive’ to ‘recycling solves plastic pollution’, these myths are pure greenwashing.
Euroviews. MEPs must back vote to accurately count EU's fish stocks ǀ View
MEPs will this week take part in a vote that will prove crucial to the future of our seas and the communities who depend on them, says the EU Fisheries Control Coalition
Euroviews. With Draghi, Italy has a chance to set aside Conte’s economic misadventures ǀ View
In moments of acute crisis, Italy relies on apolitical technocrats to make difficult decisions and demonstrate the long-term thinking its elected politicians cannot. It thus falls to Draghi to craft Italy's recovery.
Euroviews. Human rights lawyers in Turkey face threats and detention | View
Day of the Endangered Lawyer, Amnesty International's Stefan Simanowitz writes about lawyers in Turkey who were threatened for standing up for human rights.
Euroviews. The EU must prevent the COVID vaccine roll-out creating two-tier societies ǀ View
Regardless of how keen governments are to roll out the vaccine, it’s likely that some groups in society will be slower to receive it, leading to unequal access and curtailed freedoms.
Euroviews. Golf isn’t just old white men damaging the planet: A rebuttal
Writer and founder of The Club Ryan Curtis responds to last week's op-ed which called for the end of golf.
Euroviews. Trump's Blackwater pardons could fuel retaliation on anniversary of Soleimani's assassination ǀ View
As has been the case in the past, Donald Trump doesn’t see the links between his impulsive, corruption-driven decisions, like the Blackwater pardons, and threats to US national security.
Euroviews. Why COVID-19 shows that migrants’ integration in Europe is as important as ever ǀ View
Europe needs and depends on migration to sustain its own development and the well-being of its citizens. Yet, when it comes to acknowledging their contributions, migrants are left at the mercy of socio-economic hardships on the fringes of society.
Euroviews. Zdravko Krivokapić: Montenegro’s membership of the EU can inspire the European dream ǀ View
Montenegro is intent on becoming the next member of the European Union, and its ascension to the bloc could act as a spur for reform and change in the rest of the Balkans, writes the country's new prime minister.
Euroviews. EU lawmakers should be careful what they wish for when it comes to Internet regulation ǀ View
The publication of the Digital Services Act by the EU will be a first step in providing a legal environment for tech companies. But Internet regulation must not create any unintended consequences for the way we communicate online.
Euroviews. The rule of law deal that saved Angela Merkel’s legacy ǀ View
In spite of her longstanding support for Viktor Orbán, German Chancellor Angela Merkel may have preserved her legacy after Poland and Hungary ended their blockade of the EU's historic budget.
Euroviews. The EU must leverage closer trade ties with Uzbekistan to ensure progress on human rights ǀ View
As Uzbekistan’s applies to the EU's GSP+ scheme, Brussels should use its leverage in the application process to ensure progress is being made on human and labour rights in the central Asian country.
Euroviews. Election misinformation isn't an American phenomenon - it's spreading across Europe, too ǀ View
The recent US presidential elections have been marred by accusations of voter fraud, with misinformation spreading online. It's not just an American-centric issue. The problem is spreading across Europe ahead of crucial elections in France and Germany in 2021.