The European Commission has unveiled a bold plan to propel Europe into the forefront of digital connectivity. Centred on security, innovation, and widespread access, a new EU digital landscape is taking shape. This ambitious initiative promises to bridge the digital divide and empower citizens with the technologies of tomorrow. Margrethe …
The digital landscape of the European Union is poised for a dramatic shift. The landmark Digital Services Act (DSA) is now in full force, ushering in an age of accountability, safety, and fairness for netizens across the EU. No longer will giant tech platforms operate with unchecked power and from …
The European Union took a major step towards a more resilient Schengen area today, with the European Parliament and Council reaching an agreement on new rules for the Schengen Borders Code. This legislation aims to address various challenges, from irregular migration to public health emergencies, while safeguarding the principle of …
A recent Eurobarometer survey conducted in September and October 2023 has revealed overwhelming support for the European Union’s humanitarian aid programs among citizens of all 27 Member States. The survey found that 91% of respondents believe it is important for the EU to fund humanitarian aid activities, demonstrating a clear …
The European Union (EU) has imposed sanctions on four individuals and one entity in Russia, citing their involvement in serious human rights abuses. The EU sanctions are part of the Global Human Rights Sanctions Regime, which targets individuals and entities responsible for or involved in human rights violations worldwide. The …
The Science Years, an initiative of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) together with Science in Dialogue (WiD), are inviting citizens to engage in a year-long dialogue about freedom, and how to defend freedom. A concept that has taken on heightened significance in light of the 75th …
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 …
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 …
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 …
In a landmark move, the European Commission has proposed a package of measures to strengthen EU citizenship rights, marking the 30th anniversary of the establishment of this key EU concept. The package includes a revision of the Consular Protection Directive, new guidance on free movement, a guide of good electoral …