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The European Commission has renewed the mandate of the Expert Group on the Competitiveness of the Rail Supply Industry (RSI) until 31 December 2028...
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Latest data on investment in education sector across Europe highlights ways to boost attractiveness of teaching profession
Commission clarifies the ‘melt and pour’ evidence requirements for EU steel importers
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Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
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EU divisions deepen over Russian sanctions as Commission rejects compromise on oligarch delistings
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Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
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The European Commission welcomes the Council’s general approach on its negotiating mandate for the Military Mobility Regulation. Military mobility is a key enabler of...
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In Europe, the workforce is facing labour shortages because of demographic change. To address this, the EU economy increasingly relies on non-EU workers. Facilitating...
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Mediterranean Algae, a Spanish company tackles nutrient pollution in ports and coastal waters. Its system uses algae to clean seawater. It also provides reliable real-time data on...
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The European Commission has launched two calls for evidence to help shape the future Ocean and Water Research and Innovation Strategy (R&I), a flagship...
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The European Union and the Republic of Korea have held their 11th Summit in Brussels. The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen,...
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The European Parliament and Council have reached a provisional agreement on a key legislative proposal supporting the implementation of the EU’s 2040 climate objectives...
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From left to right: Harm van de Wetering, General Director of the Netherlands Space Agency; Ella Carlsson, Director-General of the Swedish National Space Agency;...
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The European Union has adopted new rules on the use of railway infrastructure capacity, marking a significant step towards a more efficient, coordinated and...
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In 2024, EU households used 9.54 million terajoules of energy, a slight decline (-0.2%) from 9.57 million terajoules in 2023. Energy use in households has been...
