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Brussels (Brussels Morning) This week, the European Parliament voted in favour of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) that will be applicable ...

The Digital Markets Act (DMA) aims to set ex-ante rules in order to prevent unfair practices of technological giants. Marcel ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) One week ago, we adopted EU Council Conclusions on public sector expertise in the EU’s external action. It ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Beyond the questionable lack of good taste of some scenes of the G20, where the "great" of the ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The yearly conciliation on the European Budget is one of the key Brussels debates that seldom makes big ...

The European Parliament mission to Slovenia confirms rule of law concerns, having witnessed the great pressure being brought to bear ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning)  Ahead of next month’s COP26 in Glasgow, a challenge is rising. By concluding a global agreement on ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Italy’s recent local elections in early October yielded some surprising results, notably the emergence and overall showing ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) In the midst of the uncertainty and demands associated with the global pandemic, it is a matter of ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Forty MEPs have addressed an appeal to EC President Von Der Leyen and High Representative Borrell urging ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Europe is at a crossroads. In the coming months we will have to decide on the way ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) MEPs accused the European Commission of not doing enough to increase cybersecurity in the market, in light ...

Today, the European Commission will announce its recommendations to EU governments to ensure the safety of journalists. Brussels Morning asks ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Conflict of interest and “revolving doors”, plus a lack of adequate protection for whistleblowers -- these are the ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) One year after the tragic blast in Beirut, an investigation has yet to take place and impunity ...

Athens (Brussels Morning) The music and the songs by Mikis Theodorakis soundtracked my youth, as well as that of many generations in ...

Athens (Brussels Morning). The European Union is one of the most important ideas conceived and realised during the 20th century. ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) I say thanks to doctors, soldiers, officials, women and men who in these dark days have saved thousands ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The COVID-19 pandemic is proving to be one of the steepest and most demanding learning curves in ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) In February, the European External Action Service (EEAS) posted an official representative in the Middle East and North ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) In the year marking its second EU Presidency, Slovenia celebrates 30 years of independence. As a young ...

A well-founded optimism? Brussels (Brussels Morning) There is a certain optimism for the eventual coming of a post-pandemic era. It ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Last September, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Commission’s president launched an ambitious and ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) On July 1st, Slovenia took over the rotating Presidency of the Council of the EU. It is ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The financial market is changing. Crypto assets have outgrown their niche and are becoming increasingly popular with ...

Grace O’Sullivan MEP and the fight for Marine Protected Areas in the Antarctic OceanBrussels (Brussels Morning) Not long after Christmas ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The minimum wage is a threshold above which there is dignity, below which there is exploitation. It ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) I am glad that in the European Parliament we are talking about mafias, in the plural, because ...

Berlin (Brussels Morning) The Covid-19 pandemic exacerbates existing inequalities and highlights the consequences of neoliberalism and austerity. Given the current ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) ‘Sofagate’ now seems a distant memory. A few weeks later, however, now that the dust has settled, ...

St. Andrews (Brussels Morning) The formation of the new government and the fall of the longstanding prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, ...

Athens (Brussels Morning) We have gone through - and still confront - a crisis that has changed everything around us, from ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) For more than three years, the Pirate Party has been asking the European Commission to audit the ...

Women and girls paid a disproportionate price of the economic shutdown during the pandemic, particularly in developing economies — our ...

Overfishing has placed the mako shark in danger and the EU could do something about it, writes Francisco Guerreiro MEP. ...

UNRWA’s job of supporting the occupied Palestinian territory of Gaza has been made that much harder by fighting, it needs ...

The European Commission need to pay more attention to the businesses holding the EU together, write Jens Gieseke MEP and ...

Expand the remit of VPAs to reach climate change and biodiversity targets, writes Heidi Hautala MEP. Brussels (Brussels Morning) In ...

The Conference on the Future of Europe shouldn't degenerate into political theatre but instead, politicians should listen and give a ...

Workers should always be able to make ends meet, with a minimum wage they can, writes Daniela Rondinelli. Brussels (Brussels ...

Politicians are attempting to alter the balance of power through illegitimate representation among the region’s diverse ethnic population, writes Željana ...

A new report sheds light on a long-standing fact — that Europe does not adequately protect migrant children and this ...

A European Citizens Initiative proposal discussed in parliament shows that ending the cage age is possible, writes Mario Furore. Brussels ...

The rising interest in illegal waste disposal by mafias should trigger a better legal response to counter such a hazardous ...

The pandemic proved how important out cultural and creative arts are, it’s our turn to help rebuild their broken economy, ...

A translatlantic approach is crucial to better data use in Europe, writes Christian Ehler MEP. Brussels (Brussels Morning) The world ...

New legislation could finally level the playing field and give users back some of the power lost to gatekeepers over ...

Blockchain technology can tackle the problems accosted with vaccine programmes and test certification, argue Georgios Kyrtsos and Maria da Graça ...

The growing Roma community can no longer be ignored, doing so would have implications for us all, writes Peter Pollák ...

Despite a rocky two-century start since the 1821 revolution of Greece, it is widely accepted that from 1974, Greece has ...