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European Commission advances EU carbon market stability rules
A provisional agreement between the European Parliament and the Council moves the EU closer to tightening safeguards in its carbon market after the Commission's April 2026 proposal. The change ...
European Commission sets fisheries and aquaculture strategy for long-term sector investment
The European Commission is setting a 15-year direction for EU fisheries and aquaculture with a new Vision 2040 focused on environmental resilience and business viability. The plan spans the full ...
EU organic sector rule changes advance after Parliament, Council agreement
The European Union is moving to update its organic production and trade framework after lawmakers reached a political agreement on changes affecting labelling, certification and imports. The ...
EU signs Andorra, San Marino association deal for deeper market integration
The European Commission signs an Association Agreement with Andorra and San Marino, setting a framework for closer economic and institutional integration with the EU. The deal opens access to the ...
European Commission expands LIFE funding for 135 climate and environment projects across Europe
The European Union is stepping up support for its green transition with fresh funding for projects spanning biodiversity, climate resilience and clean energy. The new allocation exceeds €390 ...
European Commission allocates €3.4 billion to 77 net-zero technology projects
Funding from the EU Innovation Fund is backing a new wave of industrial decarbonisation projects across Europe under a call launched in December 2025. The package spans 23 countries in the ...
EU outlines energy, trade and migration measures after European Council meeting
European Union leaders are sharpening policy responses to high energy costs, trade imbalances and border pressures after a European Council meeting dominated by competitiveness and security ...
European Commission advances anti-poverty measures across EU
Europe is intensifying its policy push against poverty ahead of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, as millions across the bloc still struggle to afford housing, heating, food, ...
EU advances Ukraine accession talks, prepares 22nd Russia sanctions package
European Union leaders are meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Brussels pushes forward Ukraine's accession process and weighs further support ahead of winter. The agenda also includes ...
European Commission launches AI support initiative for researchers across Europe
At the European AI in Science Summit in Dublin, the European Commission is launching the RAISE pledging initiative to expand support for researchers using artificial intelligence in scientific ...
European Commission highlights social, regional and health initiatives in Brussels
A series of EU policy and recognition events in Brussels underscores the bloc's focus on competitiveness, social dialogue and cross-border cooperation. The agenda spans budget and labour market ...
EU institutions reaffirm roadmap delivery for Single Market and competitiveness agenda
Six months after signing their joint roadmap, the EU institutions say work is advancing on a 2026 legislative agenda aimed at lifting growth across the bloc. The review keeps the focus on ...
EU seeks broader China trade rebalancing after hybrid car deal
European Union officials are pushing to turn a recent hybrid vehicle agreement with China into a wider effort to address long-running trade imbalances. The bloc also wants better market access for ...
European Commission disburses €2.86 billion to Ukraine under defence loan
The latest EU funding tranche comes as Ukraine prepares for its fourth winter since Russia's full-scale invasion and faces continued Russian aerial attacks on civilians and infrastructure. The ...
European companies expand AI use as cost and legal risks slow wider adoption
European businesses are increasing their use of artificial intelligence and algorithmic management, with adoption now established across customer service, workforce monitoring and scheduling. The ...
EU and Türkiye advance trade cooperation after Brussels dialogue
With bilateral trade flows reaching €217.6 billion in 2025, the EU and Türkiye use their latest high-level talks in Brussels to push forward a broader economic partnership. The meeting on 13 ...
European Commission raises €10 billion in latest EU-Bond syndication
The European Commission has raised €10 billion through its ninth syndicated transaction of 2026, adding to the bloc's market funding for core policy programmes. The dual-tranche deal includes a ...
EU and Türkiye advance trade cooperation under customs union framework
EU and Türkiye are deepening trade ties as officials meet in Brussels for a high-level dialogue focused on removing barriers and updating cooperation. The talks come as bilateral goods trade ...
European Commission raises EU energy efficiency target for 2030
The European Union is tightening its energy policy as it pushes to cut emissions and strengthen long-term energy security. The European Commission says a higher 2030 efficiency goal supports the ...
Kimberly-Clark wins EU approval for Kenvue deal after divestment commitments
European Union regulators clear Kimberly-Clark's proposed acquisition of Kenvue after requiring remedies tied to competition in feminine hygiene products. The decision covers concerns in tampon ...
EU report highlights job quality gains as bloc prepares Quality Jobs Act
Europe's labour market remains resilient as the European Commission says better job quality is supporting productivity, worker retention and economic competitiveness across the bloc. The ...
