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• Will an anti-EU right block emerge as the new political force?
• It’s time to rewire British politics
• MPs vote to take control of Brexit
• EU remains firmly in control of the Brexit timetable
• EU slaps down Theresa May’s request to extend Brexit until June 30
• EU Council President Donald Tusk supports a ‘long’ Brexit delay
• MPs vote against second referendum
• MPs reject Theresa May’s Brexit deal by 149 votes
• UK cannot continue to overlook prostate cancer
• Europe should start preparing for PrEP
• How can Europe manage diabetes more effectively?
• A plan to hold back the diabetes tsunami
• Research suggests AI is faster at detecting cancer
• Book Review: How a rising power’s right makes might
• Are battles over rights essential in the struggle over might?
• Ireland reports greatest satisfaction of EU membership
• How can the EU harness blockchain for a forward-looking trade policy?
• Let’s tackle Europe’s diesel disgrace now
• Has Jean-Claude Juncker delivered on his promises?
• How a rising power’s right makes might
• A closer look at Merkel’s mistakes
• Europe will survive Merkel’s departure
• The end of Merkel’s era in Germany
• ‘Human in command’: the European blueprint for Artificial Intelligence
• Blockchain for elections: Silver bullet or bust?
• We need a proper roadmap for building the 5G ecosystem
• Experts urge policymakers to start planning for lung cancer screening
• Allow your body to do all the talking
• What’s driving the European strategy on connected and driverless cars?
• MEPs back measures to improve parents’ work-life balance
• Robotics and AI: How to shape our future without leaving people behind?
• Cybersecurity in a connected world
• ‘GDPR still leaves room for companies to manipulate personal data’
• MEPs express concern over Europe’s chronic digestive disease burden
• Europe’s copyright plan: Why was it so controversial?
• ‘GDPR is not about fines. It’s about putting the consumer and citizen first’
• Juncker wants a Europe that protects, well this is his chance
• EU plans to ditch throwaway plastics – here’s how we can make it worthwhile
• Cities are for people, not cars
• We’re running out of time to fix our harmful transport habits
• It’s time to switch to electric
• Fostering the transition towards a circular economy in Europe
• We must clean up the air to protect our hearts
• Europe’s new cybersecurity package
• Where we are now on heart failure is not acceptable
• CVD prevention therefore is far from being done
• Why strong international partnerships create the most secure US borders
• Bulgaria’s EU Presidency comes at the right moment to reconnect with citizens
• Setting strategic policies for better heart health is crucial
• The EU vision for plastic-free oceans
• An ambitious yet sensible approach to reduce single-use plastics
• European Bioplastics welcomes first plastics strategy in Europe
• Public policy interventions are urgently needed to tackle cardiovascular disease
• Make two wheels part of the solution
• Can a tax on plastics and carbon fund the European Union?
• High-level roundtable discusses efforts to promote healthy hearts
• Prevention of cardiovascular disease should be the priority
• Europe cannot survive without improving resource efficiency
• European Commission takes action to protect workers against cancer
• EU strengthens HTA cooperation among member states
• Commission sets tougher targets on air quality
• EU takes major step towards fulfilling its 2020 energy efficiency targets
• MEPs vote to shrink European Parliament
• Brussels wages war against plastic
• Malta’s proactive approach against Dementia
• Governments must join hands with charities in our fight against dementia
• Substantial changes are finally under way in the Swedish gambling sector
• Finding answers to today’s mass movements of refugees and migrants
• Towards a long-term framework for migration governance
• A response guided by human rights
• Julian King : EU needs concerted and collaborative effort against terrorism
• We will defeat terrorism by uniting digitally
• Britain’s security will suffer after it leaves the EU
• Migration and security – a misunderstood relationship
• ‘Now is the time to embrace the new norms of mobility’
• ADI’s action plan to fight Alzheimer’s disease
• ‘Let’s strive to reduce inequalities in access to medicines’
• Will access to innovative cancer drugs bankrupt European healthcare?
• Changing the policy landscape for people with metastatic breast cancer
• EU institutions should engage more politically to induce change in HIV awareness
• The future of European development
• A manifesto for consistent, superior and multidisciplinary breast cancer care
• Being breast cancer aware, 365 days a year
• Prescription for change
• Role of CLIMA policy in shaping Europe’s future
• NATO’s new role in tackling cyber threats
• Girding for battle in the cyber arena
• Children with cancer can’t wait any longer
• Europe must do more to ensure children don’t miss out on life-saving treatments
• At the forefront of a new era of clinical research
• Targetting the environmental risk factors of lung cancer
• Arming for the European battle against lung cancer
• Wake up call in the fight against pollution
• A Paediatric Oncology Reference Network in Europe
• Innovative treatments and quality radiotherapy are essential
• Why more needs to be done to help children with cancer
• Standing up for the victims, staring down the criminals
• Managing displacement with development solutions
• Do employees threaten your company’s security?
• European Commission’s fight against cancer grows stronger
• Reducing risk factors for bladder cancer: the legislator’s role
• Let’s put the evidence into practice
• EU acts against work related cancer
• Screening for bladder cancer: rationale and perspectives
• A strategy for the UK’s future trade policy
• Can we solve the trade problem while keeping the spirit of Brexit in place?
• The Brexit effect and why strong neighbourhoods matter
• Papadimoulis provides an alternative vision for the future of Europe
• Leading the sustainable revolution
• Cities lead by example and go renewable
• How food tax policies can lower the risk of Type 2 Diabetes
• Caught between a rock and a hard place
• Did Brexit benefit the far-right?
• Economic repercussions of a political convulsion
• Understanding the security implications of Brexit
• Crossing the line
• ‘It’s high time we combated the rise of the far-right’
• Thank you, Volkswagen!
• European Commission’s action on health priorities
• Reducing mortality rates tops MAC’s latest agenda
• The five faces of prostate cancer
• Active surveillance – a great alternative to curative therapies
• Improving European healthcare with evidence-based information
• Integrated services: (how) does it work?
• It’s time to take action, or it could be you…
• Improving patient safety and embracing technology
• Do immigrants really think differently?
• Europe must take control of the migration crisis
• ‘No forced migrant left behind’
• Zero carbon, zero poverty
• Climate change and migration – reflections from the Paris summit
• Why climate financing matters to real people
• The Paris Accord: From agreement to implementation
• Is the UK Government living up to its Paris rhetoric?
• Post-COP21 … Will we stop our climate from changing?
• Can national governments keep up with the change in the world?
• Europe will continue to lead the global clean energy revolution
• Amplifying the voice of water in COP21 climate talks
• Europe needs to promote a climate of zero tolerance
• Time to take the gender dimension more seriously
• Europe needs a forceful response and a victim-centred approach
• Will Europe seize the opportunity of the circular economy?
• SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT: Why does it matter and what can we do?
• Towards a sustainable culture for urban mobility
• Why should Europe embrace multimodality?
• The European Union – A development superpower
• Paving the way for the implementation of the post-2015 development agenda
• Post-2015 development agenda: Opportunities for action on climate change
• New development goals lack the required resources
• A blueprint for climate policy
• Europe has breast cancer units – so why not PCa units?
• The Insider’s view of Swiss e-voting
• Squaring the circle between growth & sustainability
• Reduce, Re-use, Recycle: Enabling sustainable patterns of production and consumption
• Human Trafficking: Modern Trends of the Slavery Enterprise and the Missing Links
• Latin America offers Europe lessons in regional integration
• INTERVIEW: Roberto Calzadilla, Bolivian Ambassador to the UK
• Is Europe still the world leader in the fight against climate change?
• British politics is breaking open – the system is ripe for reform
• INTERVIEW: Amelia Womack, Deputy Leader of the Green Party
• For recovery, Europe needs to support labour not trade
• All Quiet on the Eastern Front?
• Sustainable development targets need firm spending commitments
• TTIP: A deal to bolster the power of non-elected bodies
• 2015 Latvian Presidency – Will Latvia secure a détente with Russia?
• A way out of the Brexit morass?
• Theresa May vows to resign if MPs back her Brexit plan

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• Towards a Functioning Monetary Union – a Finnish Point of View
• Spatial Planning and Environmental Governance
• Preventing Early School Leaving: the Secret of the Dutch Approach
• Integrated Flood-Risk Management in Sweden