The time to agree on the post-2020 trade agreement between the EU and the UK is running out. The aspects of fisheries and state aid have been the stumbling blocks over the past months. To avoid further damage to the economies on both sides of the channel, concessions will have to be made to reach an agreement.

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.

The unprecedented disruption resulting from the current pandemic highlighted more than ever how much the European industry depends on trade. The automotive industry is no exception. Read more about how the revitalisation of the automotive industry will prove pivotal in the EU’s economic recovery.

The global pandemic and digital revolution have changed engagement strategies and transformed business models. In this interview, we take a closer look at how the programme F.A.S.T. is helping associations improve their performance and what it provides that other methodologies cannot.

Among its promising prospects, hydrogen could decarbonise energy-intensive industries. In this insight, we take a closer look at how it could become an alternative to gas or a solution for storing renewable energy.

Since 1 July 2020, Germany assumed the Presidency of the Council of the EU. In this insight, we take a closer look at what the ambitions presented in the German programme will mean for the transport sector, including digital transformations and climate change.

In recent months, the Coronavirus pandemic has warranted the use of an unprecedented amount of data and heralded a new era in the cooperation between the telecom industry and public authorities.

The German government agreed on a €130 billion economic rescue package that includes measures to boost the automotive industry by introducing a purchase premium tailored to electric vehicles. Moreover, it also aims at facilitating the necessary infrastructure.

The butterfly effect signals that a small change can lead to substantial differences. Recently, a wild animal in the Chinese town of Wuhan, possibly a pangolin, just reminded us of how potent the effect can be. The pandemic that resulted from the transmission of a wildlife virus to a human being has already taken 350,000 lives.

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.

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?