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The Commission is continuing to support EU countries in addressing the impact of the energy crisis resulting from the conflict in the Middle East....
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Spaniard Juan Jesús Toscano works in Portugal’s leading golf resort, after advice from the EURES cross-border partnership Andalucia-Algarve (EURES-T AA). Juan Jesús has now...
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The European Commission, together with the Syrian Transitional Authorities, hosted today the Syria Partnership Coordination Forum in Brussels. This meeting further delivered on the...
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The European Commission has approved, under EU state aid rules, a €5 billion German scheme to help companies in industrial sectors decarbonize their production...
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A new Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree in multilingualism and cultural diversity (MultiDiverse) is now open for applications. This interdisciplinary programme brings together expertise...
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This Q&A describes the new value‑chain cap that was agreed by the co‑legislators (Parliament and Council) as part of the Omnibus I Directive and explains how the...
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18 banks in Serbia have officially joined the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) schemes. This will make euro currency transactions between these banks and the...
