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ÄNDERUNGSANTRÄGE - Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the European Fund for economic, social and territorial cohesion, agriculture and rural, fisheries and maritime, prosperity and security for the...

ÄNDERUNGSANTRÄGE - Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the European Fund for economic, social and territorial cohesion, agriculture and rural, fisheries and maritime, prosperity and security for the period 2028-2034 and amending Regulation (EU) 2023/955 and Regulation (EU, Euratom) 2024/2509
Ausschuss für Sicherheit und Verteidigung
Ana Catarina Mendes

Quelle : © Europäische Union, 2026 - EP
Catégories: Afrique, Europäische Union

Élections, corridor, rapprochement avec les États-Unis... Que vient faire Marco Rubio en Arménie?

RFI (Europe) - mar, 26/05/2026 - 10:22
Le secrétaire d'État américain Marco Rubio est attendu ce mardi 26 mai en Arménie pour une visite hautement symbolique. Elle intervient au moment où Erevan, alliée historique de Moscou, cherche à renforcer ses liens avec l'Occident, mais aussi à moins de deux semaines des élections législatives du 7 juin, cruciales pour le Premier ministre Nikol Pachinian.

Les casques bleus de la MONUSCO mobilisés contre Ebola dans les sites de déplacés à Djugu

Radio Okapi / RD Congo - mar, 26/05/2026 - 10:01

Les casques bleus bangladais de la MONUSCO ont lancé une vaste campagne de sensibilisation de proximité sur Ebola, le week-end dernier, à Rhoo et Seseti, dans le territoire de Djugu (Ituri). Cette initiative vise à protéger les milliers de personnes déplacées vivant dans ces zones de forte promiscuité, alors que la province demeure l'épicentre de cette 17e épidémie de virus Ebola.

Catégories: Afrique, European Union

Turbulent Skies: The Stealth Erosion of EC 261 [Promoted Content]

Euractiv.com - mar, 26/05/2026 - 10:00
EU Regulation EC261 faces regressive rollbacks that threaten to slash passenger protection and compensation. The European Parliament must defend this global consumer benchmark, ensuring airlines remain operationally accountable and European travellers retain meaningful access to justice.

Developing Countries Feel Squeeze from Lower Natural Resource Revenue & Falling Foreign Aid

Africa - INTER PRESS SERVICE - mar, 26/05/2026 - 09:51

Credit: Derek Hudson/Getty Images. Source: International Monetary Fund (IMF)

By Mario Mansour and Fayçal Sawadogo
WASHINGTON DC, May 26 2026 (IPS)

Developing countries face major difficulties as income from natural resource extraction industries decreases and wealthier nations reduce their aid.

Nontax revenue from natural resources extraction and foreign aid grants for general spending have fallen by a combined 3.8 percent of gross domestic product since 2000, according to the latest annual update of the IMF’s World Revenue Longitudinal Database.

Gains from tax collection since then amounted to just 2.6 percent, offsetting only two-thirds of the decline, our unique tally of detailed public revenue data shows.

The Chart of the Week shows that the decrease in proceeds from nontax extractive revenue was the biggest driver of the drop for both low-income developing countries and emerging market economies.

These revenues are generally what governments earn from industries like oil, gas, and mining—such as royalties, profit sharing, and dividends from state-owned enterprises. Declining foreign aid grants for general spending also contributed to lower revenues.

Closing the gap often requires collecting more tax revenue, and affected countries won’t be able to deliver on their economic development goals without doing so. To succeed, they need sustained investment in domestic tax policy and tax administration, supported by effective institutions to underpin them.

The IMF supports member countries through its capacity development efforts—customized technical assistance and training services, often delivered through collaboration with donor countries and other international organizations.

Capacity development helps developing countries build expertise and policy frameworks to improve tax systems and institutions. It also reduces dependence on volatile and declining revenues, such as from extractive industries and foreign support.

Helping developing countries with this work, known as domestic revenue mobilization, contributes to fiscal resilience, which ultimately benefits global economic growth.

Evaluating how governments raise more reliable, sustainable revenue from within the economy requires high-quality granular data. Our database tracks decades of tax and nontax revenue consistently across 195 economies using data provided by our members.

The database is also a unique resource for researchers, policymakers, and development practitioners seeking to analyze revenue trends, benchmark performance, and identify reform priorities.

Mario Mansour & Fayçal Sawadogo, International Monetary Fund

IPS UN Bureau

 


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Catégories: Africa, Afrique

Des avions et des drones militaires américains localisés près de Cuba

BBC Afrique - mar, 26/05/2026 - 09:35
Les données de suivi montrent plusieurs vols effectués par des avions de reconnaissance et des drones de l'US Navy au cours de la semaine dernière.
Catégories: Africa, Afrique

VOLTAGE: Wildfire season is open – is Europe ready?

Euractiv.com - mar, 26/05/2026 - 09:22
In today's edition: air pax, Gulf shipping, Spanish energy plan

EU Biotech Act raises pressure on Greece to compete, industry warns [Advocacy Lab]

Euractiv.com - mar, 26/05/2026 - 09:20
From clinical trials to clawback reform, pharma leaders say Greece must move faster to attract investment under Europe’s new biotech strategy

FIREPOWER: Von der Leyen meets with Baltic presidents over drone incursions

Euractiv.com - mar, 26/05/2026 - 09:15
In today's edition: NATO eastern flank, Ukraine drone spillover, Greenland defence, SAFE
Catégories: Africa, European Union

Faster drug access as Dutch reduce assessment time for costly medicines [Advocacy Lab]

Euractiv.com - mar, 26/05/2026 - 09:10
The Dutch Healthcare Institute says it does not strive for 100% availability of new drugs, but focuses on rapid access to quality care
Catégories: Africa, European Union

THE HACK: Estonia against social media bans

Euractiv.com - mar, 26/05/2026 - 09:08
In today's edition: AI standards progress, DMA's diplomatic energy, DNA phone numbering spat
Catégories: Africa, European Union

FIRST AID: Europe courts biotech talent

Euractiv.com - mar, 26/05/2026 - 09:02
In today's edition: biotech, the week ahead, AI committee
Catégories: Africa, European Union

Europe must rethink how it values medicines, says EFPIA chief [Advocacy Lab]

Euractiv.com - mar, 26/05/2026 - 09:00
Europe is becoming less attractive for pharmaceutical innovation after two decades of declining R&D investment, says pharma industry leader
Catégories: European Union

HARVEST: Ministerial test for the fertiliser plan

Euractiv.com - mar, 26/05/2026 - 08:52
In today's edition: agrifish, wildfires, Biotech Act
Catégories: European Union

Grèce : à Athènes, les « Prosfygika », une communauté autogérée menacée d'expulsion

Courrier des Balkans - mar, 26/05/2026 - 08:42

Les « Prosfygika », des blocs d'immeubles des années 1930 abritant une communauté autogérée sur l'avenue Alexandras d'Athènes, doivent être réhabilités par le gouvernement grec. Les 400 habitants sont menacés d'être expulsés.

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Catégories: Balkans Occidentaux

La Suède devient le premier pays européen à se dire «sans tabac»

RFI (Europe) - mar, 26/05/2026 - 08:38
La Suède devient le premier pays européen à se dire « sans tabac ». Selon un rapport, publié lundi 25 mai par le Conseil suédois d’information sur l’alcool et les drogues, moins de 5% des Suédois fument quotidiennement. Un seuil symbolique fixé aussi par l’Organisation mondiale de la santé. Mais la réduction du tabagisme n’est pas totalement corrélée à une diminution de la consommation de nicotine.

MAGYAROK A BOEING 747-ESEN, 3/1 RÉSZ

Air Base Blog - mar, 26/05/2026 - 08:34

A kétezres évek közepén, elsősorban a nemzeti légitársaságnál tapasztalt hangulat miatt már a fiatalabb, kisebb tapasztalattal rendelkező pilótageneráció is szétnézett a nagyvilágban, előrelépési lehetőség után kutatva. Hasonlóképpen gondolkodott Szentgyörgyi Dezső is, aki 2001 óta repült a Malév Boeing 737-es első tisztjeként. A lehetőségek között felbukkant a magyar pilóták által akkor már jól ismert Tajvan és a Boeing 747-es. Az ikonikus négyhajtóművesen repült magyarok sorát Szentgyörgyi Dezső történetével folytatom.  

Az immár ötvenes évei elején járó, tapasztalt Airbus és Boeing pilótával 2022 tavaszán abból az alkalomból beszélgettem, hogy akkoriban csatlakozott a honvédség kecskeméti szállítórepülő századához, ahol A319-esen folytatta pályafutását. Akkor felidéztük a nemzeti légitársaságnál, két diszkont légitársaságnál, és egy közel-keleti cégnél eltöltött éveket illetve érintettük a Boeing 747-es első tisztként átélt élményeket is. Sorozatomba illesztve, most ez utóbbi időszakot tekintjük át részletesebben.

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The spread of AI companions and the challenges they generate

Written by Mar Negreiro with Öykü Dilara Anaç

AI companions are chatbots powered by large language models (LLMs) designed for personalised, emotionally engaging interactions. The popularity of AI companion platforms, such as Character.AI and Replika, has grown rapidly in recent years. These systems interact in ways that closely resemble human relationships, allowing users to customise their companions and develop strong emotional attachments. While some of the challenges they pose overlap with those associated with generic AI chatbots, AI companions raise additional concerns.
Children are particularly vulnerable, with reports of exposure to sexualised conversations and prompts to engage in self-harm or suicide, highlighting the need for stronger safeguards. However, to date, few countries have put forward specific legislation for this.
The EU has no specific laws for AI companions, although existing legislative frameworks like the AI Act, the Digital Services Act and the General Data Protection Regulation may apply.

Read the complete briefing on ‘The spread of AI companions and the challenges they generate‘ in the Think Tank pages of the European Parliament.

Catégories: Afrique, European Union

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