Moving a conference from face-to-face to digital is easier said than done. A virtual meeting is not just about the technology tools you use. Beyond technology, here are 4 key aspects associations should keep in mind when venturing in the digital space.

The Coronavirus pandemic has forced many sports rightsholders to cancel or postpone their sporting event. Our MCI Director for sporting events, shares with you her views on the challenges encountered by cities in hosting major international sporting events.

logos has created organisational charts of the standing committees of the European Parliament linked to the top priorities of the Von der Leyen Commission: Green Deal, Digital Age, People-Centred Economy, and Promoting our European Way of Life.

In just a few weeks, the European automotive market has effectively collapsed. The automotive sector will face disruption throughout the length and breadth of the fight against the pandemic and its aftermath. What will be the next measures taken for the transport sector at EU level? Will the great ambitions of the Green Deal be postponed?

It’s time to meet the political coordinators in each committee of the European Parliament. Find our organisational charts of the chair, vice-chair and political coordinators of the Parliament’s standing committees grouped per top priorities of the European policy agenda.

COVID-19 has realised a radical upheaval of life all over Europe. It not only threatens our bodies but also affects our mental health. What are the different issues at play, and what prospect is there for a public mental health response?

The European Commission is moulding the European Green Deal further into shape. On 11 March 2020, it presented the new Circular Economy Action Plan, a year after the completion of its celebrated predecessor. How will it affect the construction sector?

On 11 March 2020, the European Commission presented its much anticipated new Circular Economy Action Plan. In this insight, we take a closer look at what this will mean for the batteries sector, including against the backdrop of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.

The time of linear growth is at an end! At least, that is if the European Commission has its way with its newest European Green Deal proposal. On Wednesday 11 March it presented the new Circular Economy Action Plan, a year after the completion of its celebrated predecessor.

When Commission President von der Leyen presented her political agenda in September 2019, she put the European Green Deal forward as her top ambition. However, to what degree will this legislation lead to meaningful change?

Most commentators expect the European Parliament to approve the Withdrawal Agreement on 29 January, during a plenary session in Strasbourg. Brexit appears bound to happen officially even though the conditions under which it will occur remain to be defined.

The blueprint of the “European Green Deal” was pitched on 11 December. While its precise details, concrete actions, commitments and milestones remain to be ironed out, the broad thrust is relatively simple: by 2050, Europe is to become the first climate-neutral continent.