Category: EU News

BlockStart matches SMEs in ICT, fintech or retail, to providers of blockchain technologies. The project provides tailored support and advice for both adopters and providers, together with direct, …

On Wednesday 19 May at 10:30 CET, The European Cluster Collaboration Platform (ECCP) will host its next webinar. It will discuss how clusters can make a positive impact …

The new AI regulation will make sure that Europeans can trust what AI has to offer. Proportionate and flexible rules will address the specific risks posed by AI …

With an overall allocation of €79.5 billion in current prices, the new instrument will cover the EU cooperation with all third countries. The total allocation will be divided …

The strategic plan defines four orientations for investments in research and innovation within the framework of “Horizon Europe” over the next four years: Promote open strategic autonomy by …

The Action Plan for the development of organic production puts forward 23 actions structured around 3 axes – boosting consumption while maintaining consumer trust, increasing production, and further …

The Commission started the investigation on 14 February 2020 based on the complaint lodged by European Aluminium on behalf of producers representing over 50% of total EU production. …

The light industries innovation and technology project (ELIIT project) seeks to support textile, clothing, leather, and footwear (TCLF) SMEs in enhancing their competitiveness while helping them integrate new …

The EU-Japan Centre organises a series of three webinars that is scheduled to inform on the certification process and procedures to comply with the Organic Japan Agriculture Standards …

According to EU competition law, self-employed are considered ‘undertakings’ and thus risk infringing competition rules when they bargain collectively. Whilst it is not for competition policy to address …