Op-ed: A post-American world? 
05 Nov Foreign & Security Policy

Op-ed: A post-American world? 

Tuesday’s presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris comes as the US contends with mounting international challenges – and waning global influence.
by HJ Mai
Georgia's contested election puts EU dreams further out of reach
04 Nov Foreign & Security Policy
Georgia's contested election puts EU dreams further out of reach
National interests derail EU train travel's full potential
31 Oct EU Institutions
National interests derail EU train travel's full potential
The Commission's annual Enlargement Package: How close are candidate states to EU membership?
30 Oct EU Institutions
The Commission's annual Enlargement Package: How close are candidate states to EU membership?
The fight against poverty is about fundamental rights, not ideology
10 Jun
The fight against poverty is about fundamental rights, not ideology
EU employment policies have so far made things worse for Europe's citizens, not better, argues Laura Agea.
EU parliament delays TTIP discussions
10 Jun
EU parliament delays TTIP discussions
Senior MEPs and political groups accused of being "afraid of citizens" by Greens deputy Yannick Jadot.
Empowerment through education key to delivering a more equitable society
10 Jun
Empowerment through education key to delivering a more equitable society
Addressing the educational skills gap at source will improve women's economic independence, writes Catherine Bearder.
MEPs blast Socialists after TTIP vote cancellation
10 Jun
MEPs blast Socialists after TTIP vote cancellation
MEPs lash out at rapporteur Bernd Lange, accusing him of going back on ISDS compromise.
David Cameron's EU renegotiation strategy must focus on alternative to 'ever closer union'
09 Jun
David Cameron's EU renegotiation strategy must focus on alternative to 'ever closer union'
Pivotal moment to position single market as the foundation of future EU-UK relationship, argues leading think tank.
EU has a responsibility to create a competitive labour market
09 Jun
EU has a responsibility to create a competitive labour market

Employees, employers, education and training institutions must all work together to create a skilled workforce for the future, writes Martina Dlabajova.
LPG Industry comes together at the AEGPL Congress Berlin 2015
09 Jun
LPG Industry comes together at the AEGPL Congress Berlin 2015
Brussels, 08 June 2015 - The annual AEGPL Congress took place in Berlin on the 20th and 21st May 2015 and brought together more than 1500 professionals from all across the LPG industry.
Beer industry regrets NGO walk out from EU alcohol platform
09 Jun
Beer industry regrets NGO walk out from EU alcohol platform
Brewers group hopes European commission can resolve impasse.
Lack of gender equality in education hindering economic development
09 Jun
Lack of gender equality in education hindering economic development
EU dimension needed to tackle lack of gender equality in education, writes Ildikó Gáll-Pelcz.
EU referendum: Brexit debate needed
08 Jun
EU referendum: Brexit debate needed
Batting for Britain: Former Warwickshire county cricketer Dan Dalton says EU must move with the times.
Fifa scandal: football is first victim
08 Jun
Fifa scandal: football is first victim
Recent controversy shows Fifa must change completely, writes Anne Brasseur.
PM+: Call for EU to limit trans fats Partner Content
08 Jun
PM+: Call for EU to limit trans fats
There's overwhelming evidence supporting a limit on industrially produced trans fats in food, argues Glenis Willmott.
World's poor most affected by biodiversity and ecosystem loss
05 Jun
World's poor most affected by biodiversity and ecosystem loss
Europe's biodiversity for life programme contributes to socioeconomic development and the eradication of poverty, writes Roberto Ridolfi.
Blue growth key to EU economic prosperity
05 Jun
Blue growth key to EU economic prosperity
Public-private partnerships could help unlock the maritime sector's full potential, writes Adam Banaszak.
Europe can take advantage of its high regional innovation potential
05 Jun
Europe can take advantage of its high regional innovation potential
The EU should take steps to bridge the growing innovation gap between its regions, says Lambert van Nistelrooij.
EU ready to work with cities and rise to environmental challenges
05 Jun
EU ready to work with cities and rise to environmental challenges
The green capital award, as well its sister initiative the European green leaf, serve to empower cities to promote environmental sustainability, writes Karl Falkenberg.
Veterinary medicines need single manufacturing specification Partner Content
05 Jun
Veterinary medicines need single manufacturing specification
Commission's plans for harmonising veterinary medicine authorisation need review, argues IFAH-Europe's Roxanne Feller.
Press Release: Workshop on chordoma discusses challenges of drug development for rare cancers
04 Jun
Press Release: Workshop on chordoma discusses challenges of drug development for rare cancers
Date: 04 Jun 2015: EMA, ESMO and RCE joint workshop on chordoma as a model for very rare cancers
Wire 2015 helps EU regions learn from each other
04 Jun
Wire 2015 helps EU regions learn from each other
A 'key event in the regional calendar', the Wire conference helps EU regions build long-lasting partnerships, writes Richard Tuffs.
Migration to be at heart of European development days talks
04 Jun
Migration to be at heart of European development days talks
The EU's development policy must tackle root causes of illegal migration, argues Davor Ivo Stier.
Development days must focus on essential human rights
04 Jun
Development days must focus on essential human rights
As EU development policy finds itself at a crossroads, development days must not be just a 'communication toolkit', says Stelios Kouloglou.
EU regional innovation must unite public, private and third sectors
04 Jun
EU regional innovation must unite public, private and third sectors
Europe's regions must be encouraged to take a pioneering role in boosting innovation, argues Markku Markkula.
Nature can provide key to tackling European urban health problems
04 Jun
Nature can provide key to tackling European urban health problems
Nature is a powerful tool for improving people's mental and physical wellbeing, and deserves further EU investment, writes Patrick Ten Brink.
Majority of Europe's species have unfavourable conservation status
04 Jun
Majority of Europe's species have unfavourable conservation status
Despite Improvements Europe's biodiversity still faces multiple challenges, warns Hans Bruyninckx.