The Conversation – France in French (2) – By Damien Guilbert, Professor in Electrical Engineering, Université Le Havre Normandie France has 106,000 kilometers of high-voltage overhead power lines and nearly...
This study was prepared by the Policy Department at the request of the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development (AGRI). It examines the bioeconomy's role in future EU agriculture, focusing...
The European Commission (EC), the Heads of Medicines Agencies (HMA) and EMA have published their first report tracking progress against the EU’s new clinical trial targets. Established in 2025, these...
The recent controversies surrounding academic freedom, cultural appropriation, or transgender identity in sports are not merely disputes of opinion. Speaking of a "social controversy" allows us to understand them as...
• Commission should assess risks and use all its tools to protect EU values • Concerns about constitutional changes, reform targeting anti-corruption safeguards, and alleged misuse of EU funds ...
Since the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty in 2009, the European Union has been under a clear legal obligation to accede to the European Convention on Human Rights...
The internet is now woven into everyday family life, shaping how children learn, play and connect with others from an early age. But alongside these opportunities, new risks are emerging,...
Mandy Fransz was working a nine‑to‑five office job in Dublin for a big American tech firm when she made a life‑changing switch. In 2018, the Dutch tech worker quit her...
The issue of returning to the office, widely discussed these days, often boils down to managing schedules: for example, three days on-site, two days remote. But for some people, the...
This briefing presents a comparative assessment of the European Parliament’s resolution with recommendations to the European Commission on the 28th regime, adopted on 20 January 2026; and the European Commission's...
