By Valdemar Tomaševski (MEP & Leader of the Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania) The future of Europe is the Europe of homelands. The future of Europe is the return to Christian values. At the beginning of a post-war Europe, the idea of a community based on true values sprouted on a continent stained with blood. […]
By Dr. Panagiotis Sfaelos* 76 years have passed since the end of World War II during which 50 million people lost their life. In May 1945, a black page in history closed with the defeat of Nazism and the occupation of Berlin by the Allied forces. The final end of the War was of course […]
As we approaching the World Press Freedom Day on May 3, the newly-elected AEJ President Saia Tsaousidou said that 2021 has already witnessed the murder of a colleague in Athens and two more journalists in Africa this week. “Enough is enough!” she said. “The intimidation of journalists is outrageous. Moreover, it constitutes a real threat for our societies.”
Transport is responsible for more than 25% of CO2 emissions worldwide and consumes almost 50% of the world’s oil production. The Green Deal calls on transport emissions to fall by 90% by 2050. Without the transport sector bearing its fair share, the EU will fail to achieve the 2050 goal of becoming climate neutral. Electrification will, […]
GA Drilling Large-scale geothermal energy has long been constrained to volcanic areas where heat can easily be captured and turned into electricity. Recent breakthroughs in drilling techniques can transform the European energy market and end its dependence on fossil fuels.
By Vakshuti Menabde and Teona Lavrelashvili The lack of visionaries in Georgian politics increases the European Union’s responsibility to make sure that the country gets out of its current crisis, write Vakshuti Menabde and Teona Lavrelashvili.
By Petra Molnar The three camps of Lesvos, Old Moria, and Moria 2.0 all tell a story of the multi-layered ecosystem which gives rise to the allure of quick fixes facilitated by technology. Yet the complexity of human movement is nothing but simple, writes Petra Molnar.
By “By Prof. Maurizio Cecconi – President of the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine and Mr. Sajjad Karim – Senior Counsel at Euros/Agency Group & ESICM At the beginning of 2020, the world was hit by an unprecedented health emergency. The COVID-19 pandemic has put the EU health systems under severe pressure and has shown […]
By David McAllister The quest for democracy and freedom is in the hands of the people of Belarus. They should know that they are not alone, writes David McAllister.
By Benjamin Fox | EURACTIV.com COVID vaccines are being mass-produced in plentiful supply. That should mean light at the end of a gruelling year. Yet vaccine nationalism is on the rise while, in the EU at least, case and mortality rates are soaring. It is a toxic combination.
