A Transparency Win Europe Can’t Ignore

02/04/2026 At a time when the European Union is accelerating deregulation under the banner of [...]

Lessons from the Welsh intergenerational fairness strategy

01/04/2026 After Wales became the first country in the world to establish a dedicated system [...]

1.1 Million Citizens Left Waiting: Stop Finning Files Complaint Against EU Commission

31/03/2026 More than 1.1 million Europeans supported the European Citizens’ Initiative “Stop Finning – Stop [...]

Court’s judgment undercut deregulation claims

27/03/2026 by Dr Raphael Weyland, EU nature expert and lawyer On 26 February, the Court [...]

The EU’s Housing Problem Isn’t Supply. It’s Finance

26/03/2026 by Stanislas Jourdan The EU’s emerging strategy for housing affordability centres on boosting new [...]

EU Commission faces renewed scrutiny for bypassing its own rules

25/03/2026 On 18 March, The European Environmental Bureau (EEB), Europe’s largest network of environmental NGOs, [...]

Lights out, facts in: Spain’s blackout wasn’t about renewables

24/03/2026 Grid failures, not green power, caused the Iberian outage. The real problem? Europe’s energy [...]

Europe’s First Intergenerational Fairness Strategy Falls Short on Action

23/03/2026 The European Commission’s first Strategy on Intergenerational Fairness marks an important political moment. In [...]

Luxembourg takes a step towards accessible abortion

20/03/2026 On 3 March, Luxembourg made headlines by taking a historic step towards recognising access [...]

Save Sustainability Reporting in the EU

The debate over the future of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) has intensified in [...]

The Good Lobby joins over 200 organisations and academics calling for a strong Digital Fairness Act

13/03/2026 With World Consumer Rights Day approaching on 15 March, The Good Lobby has joined [...]

Mandelson-Epstein Allegations: Why OLAF Isn’t Enough

12/03/2026 The European Commission has responded to the letter sent by The Good Lobby Profs [...]