Now in its 22nd edition, the MEP Awards celebrate the excellence, dedication, and impact of Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), their Assistants (APAs), and Parliament staff. As MEPs enter the second year of their mandate, this year’s gala dinner...

The EU’s Blue Economy sectors are deeply embedded in the EU’s economy and broader political framework, underpinning efforts to achieve regional cooperation, climate resilience, and economic competitiveness while enhancing the health and biodiversity of marine environments. The Blue Economy is...

Join us for a timely discussion on Cyprus’ priorities for its presidency of the Council of the EU, which has just started. Leading EU policymakers will explore – together with The Parliament’s editorial team – Cyprus strategic vision for Europe...

Held annually in Germany, the Munich Security Conference brings together heads of state, defence leaders, and strategic thinkers to engage on the most pressing global security challenges. As Europe faces a more volatile geopolitical landscape, the outcomes of MSC increasingly...

On International Women’s Day in Brussels, policymakers, experts, and stakeholders will confront a critical reality: women’s health in Europe remains under-prioritised, with persistent gaps in access, research, and policy implementation. From menopause and maternal mental health to neurology and oncology,...

The EU’s Blue Economy sectors are deeply embedded in the EU’s economy and broader political framework, underpinning efforts to achieve regional cooperation, climate resilience, and economic competitiveness while enhancing the health and biodiversity of marine environments. The Blue Economy is...

Menopause is not just a health issue; it is a growing economic and societal challenge. Inadequate diagnosis, treatment, and workplace support drive long-term health complications such as osteoporosis, heart problems and poor mental health, while causing productivity losses and workforce...

The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a cornerstone of the Green Deal, intended to prevent carbon leakage while supporting Europe’s industrial decarbonisation. However, as implementation approaches, design flaws risk undermining its effectiveness for the aluminium sector, a strategic...

Geo-blocking—or more accurately, geo-enabling—is a cornerstone of Europe’s creative and cultural sectors. By allowing commercial and contractual freedom, to agree territorial exclusivity, supported by geo-blocking, the EU enables the creation, financing, production, and distribution and showcasing both offline and online...

Europe’s cities are at a turning point. Climate imperatives, demographic shifts, digital transformation, and new expectations for urban life are reshaping how communities grow, connect, and thrive. As the EU intensifies efforts toward climate neutrality, resilience, and inclusive prosperity, next-generation...

Europe is at a crossroads. As global competition intensifies and technological innovation accelerates, intellectual property is no longer just a legal tool—it is a strategic engine driving industrial growth and shaping the continent’s economic future. This event will bring together...

As Europe continues its push for tech sovereignty, attention turns to the Commission and Parliament’s ability to translate strategic ambitions into tangible outcomes. The question is whether the Union can effectively harness Europe’s technology potential to drive innovation and competitiveness,...

On International Women’s Day in Brussels, policymakers, experts, and stakeholders will confront a critical reality: women’s health in Europe remains under-prioritised, with persistent gaps in access, research, and policy implementation. From menopause and maternal mental health to neurology and oncology,...

SMEs Forum: Strengthening Competitiveness in an Uncertain World Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of the European economy, making up 99% of all EU businesses. As drivers of innovation, employment and growth, their success is vital to Europe’s...

The Rare Diseases Forum 2026 comes at a crucial time for EU health policy. With over 30 million Europeans affected, momentum is growing for a more coordinated response. In 2025, the European Parliament called for a comprehensive EU Action Plan...

2026 will be a pivotal year for Europe’s transition to a circular economy. The landmark Circular Economy Act will seek to create a coherent single market for secondary raw materials and reduce regulatory fragmentation across the EU, while the EU Water Resilience Strategy aims to accelerate...

Europe is at a pivotal moment for its industrial base. Decarbonisation and de-risking, alongside global competition and strategic dependencies, are reshaping how Europe powers its economy and maintains industrial strength. Energy costs, access to clean technologies, resilient supply chains, and skilled labour have become central to Europe’s competitiveness,...

Biotechnology is becoming a decisive capability for Europe’s competitiveness, industrial resilience and strategic autonomy. But Europe enters the next institutional cycle with a fragmented policy landscape, uneven regulatory capacity, and persistent scale-up barriers. The Commission’s Biotech Communication I and Biotech...

Brussels Climate Week – Europe’s flagship platform driving climate resilience, innovation and industrial transformation. Hosted by the City of Brussels and powered by Tech for Climate Action, Brussels Climate Week brings together policymakers, industry leaders, innovators, and communities to turn...