European Parliament
A broad consensus can be reached to start curbing practices that contravene human dignity.
European Commission
Research and health in the Commission’s Work Programme.
European Group on Ethics
The amazing world of Synthetic Biology and its challenges for the EU.
European Court of Human Rights
The Strasbourg Court made judgements in what is increasingly becoming an ethical, judicial and political issue across Europe.
European Commission
The rejection by the European Commission of the initiative ‘One of Us’ leads to the weakening of this innovatory democratic instrument.
European Commission
Since the beginning of April, Sentinel-1A, the first of a series of Copernicus satellites, has been orbiting in space and making long-range environmental monitoring possible. It is part of ‘Copernicus’, the new European Flagship Programme.
European Commission
Neuroscience research should develop hand-in-hand with reflections on neuroethics.
European Commission
Would an Erasmus in Basel still be imaginable, or would he fall foul of the (planned) measures between Switzerland and the European Union?
European Commission
As World Cancer Day was celebrated on 4 February last, the EU has reasons for concern, but also for hope.
European Council
As the revision of the clinical trials Regulation comes close to its end, new priorities are set by the Greek Presidency.
European Parliament
In view of the elections to the European Parliament on 25 May, Europeinfos is conducting a series of interviews to illuminate the role and mission of Members of the European Parliament.