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How is Blue Education reshaping learning by connecting students to their maritime environment, their communities, and the wider blue economy? Bernardo Mata, from the Directorate General for Maritime Policy, where he is a part of the team responsible for the implementation of the Blue School programme in Portugal, and Remco Schaap, a teacher of history […]

How we can build careers for a sustainable ocean? From ports and shipyards to corporate boardrooms and coastal classrooms, blue skills and ocean literacy are becoming essential for the future of the blue economy. Sustainability consultant Els Duffhues and Secretary General of the European Boating Industry Philip Easthill discuss with Euractiv’s Xhoi Zajmi how Europe […]

The move follows Mogherini’s resignation amid allegations she accessed confidential information during an EU public tender

In a year defined by deepfakes, AI-generated influence campaigns, and an increasingly polarised information space, understanding how trust can be protected online has never been more urgent. Viktoras Daukšas, head of Debunk.org, joins Euractiv’s Xhoi Zajmi to explore what stood out this year, how AI is reshaping both misinformation and its detection, and what tools and […]

After a spell of high prices, farmers in parts of the EU now face falling returns, though the Commission says it is too early to act

The move comes a day after Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever openly questioned the legality of the European Commission’s proposal to permanently freeze Moscow's funds

The mayor called the accusations "absurd", saying the municipality has the right to "hold any event it wants on its own public property"

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets across Bulgaria on Wednesday to protest against the government and corruption in the latest rally since the end of last month.

The SAFE initiative was initially pitched to replenish national defence stockpiles through joint purchases

The arrests are tied to suspected contracts manipulation within the broader kickback-for-contracts scheme engulfing Prime minister Pedro Sánchez's Socialist Party

Courts have ruled domestic energy firms can't sue EU governments – Budapest thinks otherwise

German-Israeli relations became strained after Berlin imposed a partial embargo on arms deliveries to Israel

Both volumes and prices have fallen, "dragging export revenues to their lowest since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022," the International Energy Agency said.

Brussels has made a series of last-minute moves in recent weeks to calm farm-sector anger over the controversial trade deal

'It is incredible that this study did not assess the impact on essential and critical medicines,' says generics lobby chief Adrian van den Hoven

The law prevents girls younger than 14 from wearing headscarves that "cover the head in accordance with Islamic traditions" in all schools.

State aid will go to GlobalFoundries and X-Fab which the Commission said have "committed" to becoming Open EU Foundries

Portugal is facing a critical moment for the future of its motorway network.

"We shouldn't take sovereignty to the extent of blocking anyone unless [they're] European," deputy minister for digital policy, Nicodemos Damianou, told Euractiv

Despite starting the week furious over an EPP power grab, the socialists, Renew and the Greens ended it saying the final carve-up felt fair enough