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The European Commission issued a recommendation Tuesday that EU Member States extend smoke-free environment policies to key outdoor areas, such as parks and playgrounds. The EU executive wants to revise…

The EU Commission adopted Monday its proposal for 2025 fishing opportunities for the Mediterranean and the Black Seas, with measures it says promotes sustainable management of fish stocks. Remaining fishing…

The European Commission announced Monday the winners of the 2024 European Innovative Teaching Award, with 96 Erasmus+ projects awarded in more than 30 countries within the EU and beyond. This…

Despite difficult challenges in the energy policy landscape, the EU made progress towards a more secure and affordable energy sector, less dependent on Russian energy, an annual EU energy report shows.

The European Court of Justice upheld Tuesday two EU Commission decisions, against Apple, that Ireland granted it unlawful aid, and against Google in its ‘Google Shopping’ antitrust case. The Apple…

The European Commission launched Tuesday a call for setting up ‘AI Factories’ to boost European leadership in trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI). AI Factories will be created around the EU’s world-class…

Commission vice-president Vera Jourova, on behalf of the EU, signed Thursday the Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence – the first legally binding international agreement on AI.

The European Research Council, which supports investigator-driven frontier research, announced the award Thursday of 494 starting grants to young scientists and scholars across Europe. The funding is aimed at helping…

The EU and China launched first discussions Tuesday under a communication mechanism intended to facilitate cross-border transfers of non-personal data for European businesses.

The EU Commission proposed fishing quotas for nine out of the ten stocks managed by the EU in the Baltic Sea Monday, responding to dire assessments of several fisheries.