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Bosnia and Herzegovina faces a major test of national unity as Republika Srpska leader Milorad Dodik rebukes central authorities. A verdict against him reveals the country’s deep divides.

ABOUT US: In print since 1995, The Parliament is your home for EU politics and policy, with a healthy dose of books, culture and curiosity. Our monthly print magazine (want to sit back and flip through the paper pages of our magazine? Subscribe here) features original commentary from EU policymakers and academics, contributions from journalists across the …

6 days ago · Decades of Western missteps came to a head in the Oval Office last week, as a tense but cordial meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and US President Donald Trump and his top officials devolved into an ugly fight for the world to see.. The consequences, which are still becoming clear, have left Ukraine and its European partners confronting a worst-case scenario they have ...

The latest edition of The Parliament is now available to read in print and by PDF online. This month's magazine focuses on the EU's policy around enlargement, which has taken on a new urgency amid Russia's war in Ukraine.

The latest edition of The Parliament is now available to read in print and by PDF online. This month's magazine focuses on the EU's policy around enlargement, which has taken on a new urgency amid Russia's war in Ukraine.

So much for the summer news lull. Since The Parliament last went to print, Ursula von der Leyen, as expected, secured a second term at the helm of the European Commission. But no thanks to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who ultimately overplayed her hand and failed to emerge as a ‘kingmaker.’Instead, that role went to the Greens, whose last-minute backing proved crucial in ...

A far-right surge it was not – at least not in Brussels. Mainstream parties largely held the line when EU citizens cast their vote for the European Parliament in early June. The centre-right European People’s Party gained 13 new seats, giving it 189 MEPs out of 720, the most of any parliamentary group.

Two key questions emerge from the varied and in-depth reporting on display in our February issue: What is European culture? And, who owns it? From bullfighting to Ukrainian photography to unresolved disputes over the colonial appropriation of African art, this edition of the magazine explores – and interrogates – the concept of culture in Europe.

This edition of The Parliament marks the publication’s official shift away from organising the magazine around a monthly theme.As we now more forcefully pursue a digital-first strategy, the print product will be a curated compilation of timely features, news analyses, interviews and op-eds that have been published online.

May 17, 2024 · European Commission (EC) President Ursula von der Leyen reacts in Bucharest, Romania, March 7, 2024. The incumbent EC President Ursula von der Leyen has won the nomination from the European People's Party (EPP), the largest political group in the European Parliament, for a second term.

Dec 2, 2024 · There seems to be no end to gloomy headlines about the European Union's economic outlook. The bloc’s two largest economies, France and Germany, are in a dreadful state and politically adrift. Growth forecasts are shaky.The European Central Bank is sending out debt crisis vibes like it’s 2010 again.. Meanwhile, the United States is surging ahead and threatens to drag the EU into a trade war ...

A monthly magazine packed with timely features, news analyses and opinion articles on EU policy.

It’s been a year of significant upheaval globally and within the EU – as well as at The Parliament.. I moved to Brussels in January with the daunting task of helping to rebuild a print magazine in transition, and one that had scant digital presence.

Jan 24, 2025 · The Belgian government negotiations are at a critical juncture.

Maximilian Krah, the Alternative for Germany’s lead candidate for the European Parliament elections, suspended his candidacy and resigned from the party’s executive committee just as this magazine was going to print.

As we prepared to go to print on this edition of The Parliament, which focuses on the EU’s green transition, Americans decisively elected a president who maintains climate change is a “hoax.”. The potential for a second Trump administration to reshape the global order cannot be overstated – with profound economic and security implications for Europe.

2024 July issue. Issue 571 - Print date 28 June 2024 | Distribution date 2 July 2024. Policy focus: The new European Parliament. September issue. Issue 571 - Print date Thursday 5 September | Distribution date Monday 9 September