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    Apr 25

    Our April mag is out! Cover: ✍️ on RETHINKING NEUTRALITY: ✍️ on DEFENCE: on Ukraine talks to about her new book + more:

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  2. 14 hours ago

    As Finland and Sweden appear poised to join Nato, unpacks the unique defence and security history of his country, Finland.

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  3. 23 hours ago

    You can vote for the People's Choice until Monday. The process to submit a vote for the Parliament Magazine's MEP Awards People's Choice categories is very simple and should not take you more than a couple of minutes. Vote now:

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  4. May 12

    Don’t miss voting for the People's Choice! This is your opportunity to recognise and reward the dedication of those who are making a difference. There are three People's Choice awards, each with four shortlisted nominees. Vote today:

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  5. May 12

    On the momentous occasion of Finland's leaders voicing their support for joining Nato, read MEP ' explanation of how his country got to this point:

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  6. May 12

    "While gas and oil are the fuel of the war, electricity is the fuel for the transition." , Parliament's rapporteur for the new revision to the EU's emissions trading system (ETS), on the importance of decarbonisation in heating and transport.

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  7. May 11

    Can you guess what kind of business EP Vice-President co-founded when she was 18? Read all her answers to our classic '5 Questions with...' now: 

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  8. May 10

    Voting for the People's Choice is now open! Recognise and reward the dedication of those who are making a difference. The awards are for: Best Young Leader, COVID-19 Response and Outstanding Achievement in Public Service. Vote now:

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  9. May 10

    “I don’t think it’s fair to say that the difference in treatment is that Ukraine and Europe have a shared history, given that many [African] countries were former European colonies – a clear shared history.” talks to re her new book.

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  10. May 9

    What is Austria's take on "engaged neutrality", and how can it be a model for Ukraine? breaks down his country's unique approach to neutrality.

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  11. May 5

    The Commission's deforestation-free products legislation sounds nice, but what's inside? Our consultant takes a closer look and surveys some reactions to the proposed legislation.

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  12. May 4

    From "perestroika kid" to outspoken German MEP, speaks to us about his childhood, "de-Putinising" the EU, protecting the rule of law and more:

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  13. May 3

    Being targeted by these sanctions "gave me more leverage. More people have been interested in what I have to say since the Chinese have, in a way, pressured me with a blessing of their sanctions." – MEP on a year after being sanctioned by China.

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    May 2

    Members of the European Parliament , , & were sanctioned by 🇨🇳 in 2021 for raising their voices against China's human rights atrocities. A year later, the MEPs discuss with about the impact the sanctions have had.

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  15. May 2

    The were targeted by Chinese sanctions in March 2021. A year later, we caught up with MEPs Reinhard Bütikofer, and to find out what exactly this status has meant for their personal and professional lives. Read on:

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  16. May 1

    "Europe should seek ways to move forward dormant concepts like the European Security and Defence Identity (ESDI)". , Senior Fellow , on why Russia's war in Ukraine means Europe must rethink its approach to Euro-Atlantic security.

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  17. May 1

    ., senior analyst at , breaks down the demographic, economic and security long-term effects of the war in Ukraine on the EU’s eastern neighbourhood.

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  18. Apr 30

    💨 Wind currently accounts for 36% of Europe's renewable energy... but it isn't without its problems. ✍️ examine how the EU can get the most of out its renewable energy stock 🔽

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    Apr 29

    "In the past 6 weeks the war has already had a profoundly destabilising impact on the EU’s eastern neighbourhood." details the potential long term ramifications of the for the region, in new issue.

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  20. Apr 28

    "To make the most of Europe’s wind resource, governments, energy companies, and wind farm planners and operators need to understand wind variability" ✍️ explore how Europe can meet its renewable goals by 2030 🔽

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  21. Apr 28

    “With more than 100,000 refugees from Ukraine on its territory, Moldova is struggling to cope with the biggest refugee crisis in its recent history." 's on how Russia's war is changing everything for the EU's eastern neighbourhood.

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