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A new EU-backed study sheds light on the gender gap in investments across Europe, with a particular focus on deep tech — a category of innovation that is central to Europe’s long-term competitiveness, security, and economic resilience.  Deep tech refers to companies built on scientific breakthroughs and advanced engineering, often emerging from research laboratories and universities. These […]

Roberto Viola tells Euractiv hundreds of start-ups struggle to develop AI due to GDPR

Drug commissioner backs tobacco taxes as health minister cautions against targeting alcohol

Conceived as Europe’s answer to CNN, the EU-funded channel has become a platform for authoritarian regimes

Greece is a serious EU actor but doesn't outsource its relationship with Washington to Brussels. Athens has unusual leverage as a key logistics hub, a voice in Eastern Mediterranean diplomacy, and a bridge for US engagement with partners across the region

Two key votes expose the EPP’s growing reliance on far-right allies

The EU produces nowhere near enough protein crops to meet demand for animal feed and human consumption

Seen by many as the godfather of the EU Emissions Trading System, Jos Delbeke says it’s time for a quid pro quo

Wider eligibility criteria for organ donations have led to a significant rise in transplants, with potential for additional improvements following a new 'opt-in' register

The United States will hand over two top regional commands in NATO to European countries, diplomats said Monday, as President Donald Trump presses allies to take greater responsibility for their defence. Washington will transfer leadership of NATO’s Naples command, which focuses on the alliance’s south, to Italy and leadership of its Norfolk command in Virginia, […]

It's unlikely Iran's diplomats would be jumping ship if they believed the regime was sustainable. Now is the time to isolate Tehran even further, cutting all diplomatic ties and signalling to other would-be turncoats that it's now or never

The lawmaker is part of a minority coalition government that will be sworn in on 23 February

Warning comes after the head of the International Seabed Authority lobbied officials in Brussels

ECA warns new CAP design could fragment the single EU market

Global health group warns deepfakes could worsen vaccine uptake

EU unity gives way to the rise of multi-country coalitions

Some applicants refuse to give up on the dream of a permanent EU job, despite repeated failure

Green groups warn of ‘recycled’ bottles made from virgin petroleum, while recyclers fear lost market share

By exporting Ukrainian arms, the country will attract funds to purchase the weapons it needs on the front lines