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

Georgia's public is pro-EU, but Russia is right next door. That puts the country's ruling party in a bind.
by Federico Baccini
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 EU scrambles to secure critical minerals for its green transition
28 Oct Energy & Environment
The EU scrambles to secure critical minerals for its green transition
PM+: The power of girls Partner Content
10 Oct
PM+: The power of girls
Failing to invest in girls is not only a missed opportunity, it's tantamount to planning for poverty, warn Alexandra Makaroff and Céline Mias.
Partial general approach reached on data protection
10 Oct
Partial general approach reached on data protection
JHA Council agrees partial general approach on chapter IV of the general data protection regulation
MEPs under 40 struggling to be heard
10 Oct
MEPs under 40 struggling to be heard
Young MEPs are united in their endeavour to be heard at the European parliament, says Victor Negrescu.
ESMO: Many Patients Lack Information About the Use of Targeted Therapies
10 Oct
ESMO: Many Patients Lack Information About the Use of Targeted Therapies
More than three quarters of oncology specialists in Europe, South America and Asia believe their patients are not always well enough informed about the treatment options available to them.
MEPs welcome 'belated' decision to declassify TTIP negotiations
10 Oct
MEPs welcome 'belated' decision to declassify TTIP negotiations
Parliament's political groups have voiced their support for the council of the European Union's decision to declassify the negotiations on the transatlantic trade and investment partnership (TTIP) with the US.
Israel-Gaza conflict not 'negatively' affecting EU-Israeli relations
10 Oct
Israel-Gaza conflict not 'negatively' affecting EU-Israeli relations
Despite differences over Gaza and the building of Jewish settlements, Israeli ambassador David Walzer explains to Rajnish Singh why he remains positive about relations with the EU.
Malnutrition among children in Myanmar reaching alarming levels
10 Oct
Malnutrition among children in Myanmar reaching alarming levels
International pressure needed to fight oppressive Burmese regime, says Marc Tarabella.
Ministers discuss 4th railway package
10 Oct
Ministers discuss 4th railway package
Delegations asked to comment on need to open markets, transition and proposed measures for guaranteeing non-discrimination
ESMO: Eastern Europe Lacks Advanced Cancer Treatment
09 Oct
ESMO: Eastern Europe Lacks Advanced Cancer Treatment
Treatments for advanced cancer are often unavailable or available only at substantial out of pocket cost in many Eastern European countries compared to those in Western Europe.
PM+: Progress report highlights increasing EU impatience with Montenegro Partner Content
09 Oct
PM+: Progress report highlights increasing EU impatience with Montenegro
There is growing EU frustration with Montenegro's 'contempt' for the rule of law, argues Matthias Menke.
Iraq needs faith and hope
09 Oct
Iraq needs faith and hope
The Islamic State poses a serious threat to humanity, argues Anna Záborská.
EU accused of caving in to fossil fuels lobby over tar sands U-turn
09 Oct
EU accused of caving in to fossil fuels lobby over tar sands U-turn

MEP calls abandonment of EU scheme to restrict import of 'highly polluting' fuels 'bad news for Europe'.
CEAC welcomes EU report on Montenegrin accession readiness
09 Oct
CEAC welcomes EU report on Montenegrin accession readiness
CEAC welcomes the findings of the European Commission’s progress report on Montenegro's EU accession re KAP.
Russian aggression in Ukraine threatens European security
09 Oct
Russian aggression in Ukraine threatens European security
Kostiantyn Yelisieiev calls for the EU to stand up and be counted in the face of Russian aggression.
EU warned 'time is almost up' for children of Gaza
09 Oct
EU warned 'time is almost up' for children of Gaza
Six-year-old children in the Gaza strip have already experienced three wars in their short lifetime, says Mae Elise Cannon.
ESMA discuss guidelines under Market Abuse Directive (MAR)
09 Oct
ESMA discuss guidelines under Market Abuse Directive (MAR)
Members of the Market Integrity Office at the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) discussed the draft Market Abuse Regulation guidelines with industry actors.
Timmermans welcomed by EP Presidents
09 Oct
Timmermans welcomed by EP Presidents
Dutch nominee focused on European values, better regulation and less red tape
Pakistan's blasphemy laws threatening EU relationship
08 Oct
Pakistan's blasphemy laws threatening EU relationship
Pakistani government's approach to religious discrimination is incompatible with human rights commitments, writes Barbara Matera.
ESMO: Final Overall Survival Analysis: HER2-Positive Metastatic Breast Cancer Patients
08 Oct
ESMO: Final Overall Survival Analysis: HER2-Positive Metastatic Breast Cancer Patients
First-line treatment with pertuzumab, trastuzumab, and docetaxel significantly improved overall survival.
Open Days: Transport can drive shift to green growth
08 Oct
Open Days: Transport can drive shift to green growth
Integrated, low emission, crossborder transport systems can make a major contribution to promoting green growth in Europe, says José Palma Andres.
Open Days: Cities at heart of EU efforts to tackle climate change
08 Oct
Open Days: Cities at heart of EU efforts to tackle climate change
'Mayors adapt' is a new Movement which aims to 'climate-proof' Europe's cities, Humberto Delgado Rosa explains.
Open Days: EU can transform economy through smart specialisation
08 Oct
Open Days: EU can transform economy through smart specialisation
Lambert van Nistelrooij calls for the commission to encourage increased cooperation between member states to fix the European economy.
Open Days: EU must make urban agenda work for cities
08 Oct
Open Days: EU must make urban agenda work for cities
Cities must be engaged clearly and directly if the EU's urban agenda is to be a success, argues Anna Lisa Boni.
Open Days: Multilevel governance is future of the EU
08 Oct
Open Days: Multilevel governance is future of the EU
Luc Van den Brande argues that multi-level governance will be key to modernising cohesion policy for the 2014-2020 Programming period.