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New McKinsey report outline Europes challenges in a new geo-economic era

Europe is one of the world’s leading regions in terms of sustainability and inclusion. But its per capita income remains 27 percent lower than in the United States. Closing that prosperity gap is one of Europes challenges and the success depends on accelerating growth by becoming more globally competitive. The …

College of Europe: Last Day to Apply for Life-Changing European Studies

Today, January 16, 2024, is the last day to apply for the prestigious College of Europe. The world-renowned institution dedicated to postgraduate studies and training in European affairs. Founded in 1949 by leading European figures, such as Salvador de Madariaga, Winston Churchill, Paul Henri Spaak and Alcide de Gasperi the …

EU Falls Short on Human Rights Commitments, Human Rights Watch Says

The European Union and its member states have repeatedly failed to translate their human rights commitments into practice, Human Rights Watch said today in its World Report 2024.  The report highlights a number of areas where the EU has fallen short on Human Rights Commitments, including: Migrant rights: EU migration …

New EU Cybersecurity Regulation Strengthens Resilience

The European Union’s new Cybersecurity Regulation, which entered into force, January 7, 2024, lays out a comprehensive framework to enhance the EU cybersecurity of all its institutions, bodies, offices, and agencies. The Regulation establishes an internal cybersecurity risk management, governance, and control framework for each Union entity and sets up …

EU Implements Tax Reforms with expected revenue of €250 billion annually

The European Union has implemented groundbreaking tax reforms that establish 1. a minimum tax rate of 15% for multinational companies active in EU Member States as well as 2. intensify the fight against VAT-frauds. These measures, which came into force, January 1, 2024, aim to address the issue of profit …

Tartu the European Capital of Culture 2024 with a 1000 year history of multilevel progress

In the heart of Estonia, nestled amidst rolling hills and the meandering Emajõgi River, lies the vibrant city of Tartu, a place where history intertwines with innovation, and where a youthful spirit permeates the air. This year, Tartu proudly steps into the spotlight as the European Capital of Culture 2024, …

Analysis of the new Asylum Agreement and its impact on upcoming election

The European Union’s new asylum agreement, approved on December 20, 2023, aims to reform the bloc’s migration and asylum system by introducing a more efficient and fair process for asylum seekers. The agreement has been met with mixed reactions, with some praising its potential to address the challenges of migration …

To boost Talent and Learning Mobility for a more competitive workforce

In November the European Commission unveiled a series of transformative initiatives aimed at enhancing talent and learning mobility and fostering learning opportunities within the EU. These measures are a part of the ongoing European Year of Skills and aim to address the prevailing skills shortages across the bloc and pave …