Was that VDL’s final speech to the European Parliament?

In her final address, von der Leyen focuses on competitiveness and ignores the agenda that [...]

Member States take the lead: will the EU follow suit in its stride to tackle fast fashion?

The textile industry stands out as one of the EU’s most polluting sectors, producing around [...]

Has time come for a pan-EU FOIA? Towards an EU Transparency Act

The right of access to information is a prerequisite to participate fully in public life. [...]

CSOs’ briefing paper: the Defence of Democracy Package’ Directive on foreign interest representation

The briefing paper analyses the “Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing [...]

How much do European Political Parties care about future generations?

The future takes centre stage in the manifestos of European political parties. For the first [...]

The EU Transparency Register risks turning into a paper tiger warns the European Court of Auditors

In a recent special report, the European Court of Auditors examined whether the EU Transparency [...]

The Good Lobby France turns 3 years old!

For over 3 years, The Good Lobby France has been providing pro bono advice to [...]

Rebalancing Europe: A New Economic Agenda for Tackling Monopoly Power

Together with a coalition of organisations committed to the fight against monopoly power in Europe, [...]

Are European Citizens Initiatives worth the effort?

After over a decade of experimentation, the first transnational democratic tool in the world falls [...]

Switzerland condemned by the European Court of Human Rights for climate inaction

Never before the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) had ruled on the responsibility of [...]

Political Parties Pledge for Fair and Ethical Online Campaigning in EU Elections

European democracy faces unprecedented challenges in the digital age, particularly in the realm of online [...]

Investors Need More and Better Corporate Lobbying Data

The Good Lobby Tracker is the first initiative to identify and make public an assessment [...]