European Union and Australia successfully conclude Horizon Europe negotiations
OceanEye initiative places EU at the forefront of ocean observation
EU's labour productivity slightly increased in Q1 2026
Commission calls for equal pay rules to become a reality across the EU
EU exports of shark fins dropped in 2025
The G7 has a critical minerals plan, but it is missing a development chapter
Renew Europe adopts Cork Declaration: A road map for prosperity, security and reform
The factual and legal basis of the One-China principle is unquestionable and indisputable
Tanzania remains a strategic lynchpin for the West
Ministry of Justice directs British 'Ghost Tube Station' entrepreneur to exception in Statute of Limitations on £109 million lawsuit
Latest financial report by Corinthia Hotel owners, IHI, raises questions over financial stability
EU advances zero-emission truck corridors and autonomous vehicle testbeds
Podcast: The story behind data on hazardous chemicals
Debt, AI and Algorithms: How the bond market is being reshaped
Give your career a real take off
Commission approves €23 billion Italian state aid scheme to support renewable electricity production
Commission approves €9 billion Spanish capacity mechanism for security of electricity supply
Energy use in the industry sector continues to decline
Improving energy efficiency of buildings to reduce bills and save energy
Copenhagen Forum underlines importance of energy infrastructure
Connecting classrooms with fusion research: Commission welcomes school teachers from across Europe to ITER
Algae4Schools open call Co-Creation Programme
New global science highlights business risks from nature loss, as EU steps up investment and private finance for nature
Explore education and training in the EU
The role of the IB in Azerbaijan’s education sector
EU green jobs: Which activities employ the most people?
Commissioner Roswall meets young Europeans to discuss a resilient nature-based future
OceanEye: Placing the EU at the forefront of ocean observation
EU increases support to contain Ebola outbreak
Ireland’s Presidency of the EU will link health and competitiveness
EU Drugs Agency warns of new health risks, including a rising trend in ketamine use
Impasse in European Union Tobacco Tax Reform: The Swedish veto
Várhelyi says unilateral measures by the US against the EU ‘would not be justified’
Bach in Brussels
Who will win the 2026 World Cup? Data points to Spain
Up, up and away for iconic aircraft's model version
EU funded films win at Cannes
Zebec and Tangem bring crypto awareness campaign to Bundesliga
Trapped in the feed: How endless scrolling warps our reality and wears us down
Separating fact from fiction: The BRICS currency debate
How Nigerian news outlets spread disinformation on the Ukraine-Russia conflict
Goolammv ‘unmasking’ raises more questions than it answers
Nova Resistência in Brazil: Identifying Dangerous Narratives and Stemming Their Influence
Commission accelerates transition away from animal testing in chemical safety assessments
Europe's broken promise, 300 million times over
Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana will no longer promote fur at Milan Fashion
Parliament moves to clean up pet trade and protect animal welfare
Commission issues guidance for pragmatic and proportionate rules on protecting wild birds
How European businesses are rethinking customer support in the AI era
Commission updates EU Air Safety List: Air Express Algeria added, air carriers from Kyrgyzstan removed
Flagship projects on AI for grids and data centre sustainability
Paying ISIS to keep a cement plant running: How a major French company financed one of the world's most brutal terrorist groups
EDF’s first-ever FSTP sub-call attracts strong interest from newcomers to EU defence funding
EU signs Protocol amending the Council of Europe Convention on the prevention of terrorism strengthening global counter-terrorism efforts
UK aid cuts are a cautionary tale for Europe
Costa says EU needs a '360-degree' security vision
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