The European Union’s space strategy has evolved significantly over the years, reflecting the region’s commitment to harnessing the potential of space for the benefit of its citizens and industries. In an era where space activities have transcended national boundaries, the EU has recognized the importance of an integrated and cohesive approach to space, not only […]
New initiatives could bring substantial benefits to 2 million researchers across Europe by supporting stable and well-paid work opportunities. Brussels, 20 October 2023 – Collectively, EU measures will benefit approximately 2 million researchers across Europe, paving the way for cutting-edge innovations and ensuring Europe’s strength in vital sectors like health, defense, digital technologies, and green […]
The European Commission has unveiled a proposal to modernize the financial sector and elevate digital payment services. The plan includes reforms to boost consumer protection, encourage fair competition, and streamline secure data sharing. In response to the rise in electronic payments, the emergence of new players, and evolving fraud risks, these changes are designed to […]
The European Commission has unveiled two proposals aimed at preserving citizens’ and businesses’ access to euro banknotes and coins while laying the groundwork for a potential digital euro issued by the European Central Bank (ECB). The proposals address the evolving landscape of payments, driven in part by the digitalization accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
EU is preparing its cryptocurrency with a Digital Euro, in order to provide all with financial instruments.
The prestigious European Heritage Awards, also known as the Europa Nostra Awards, are inviting entries for the year 2024. These awards recognize outstanding efforts in the preservation and promotion of Europe’s cultural heritage. If you or your organization have been involved in projects related to heritage, research, education, citizens’ engagement, or have championed heritage causes, […]
Many labels claim products are ‘greener’, ‘more sustainable’ or ‘eco-friendlier’ than others. ‘Green claims’ directive: Protecting consumers from greenwashing
The new Directive RED III requires at least 42.5% of final energy consumption to come from renewable sources. How to cover the gap between today’s 21% and the 42.5% target in six years. How will pay higher bills? Timidly, the governments of the 27 have held back the ultra-green push from the European Commission […]