News from the European Union
Joint Statement by Commissioner Reynders and Yoon Jong In, Chairperson of the Personal Information Protection Commission of the Republic of Korea
Reinforcing trust in scientific studies on food products: new rules for more transparency and independence
Parliament fast-tracks procedure to adopt Digital Green Certificate by June
Mergers: Commission announces evaluation results and follow-up measures on jurisdictional and procedural aspects of EU merger control
Intensifying Negotiations on transatlantic Data Privacy Flows: A Joint Press Statement by European Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders and U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo
European Green Deal: Commission presents actions to boost organic production
EU provides €500,000 in emergency funding for victims of Cox’s Bazar fire in Bangladesh
Erasmus+: over €28 billion to support mobility and learning for all, across the European Union and beyond
EIB lends €28.2 million to AdIN to improve water supply and wastewater management in northern Portugal
Commission welcomes entry into force of EU4Health programme
The U.K. government’s decision to invest in bankrupt satellite operator OneWeb is as much about competing globally with other space powers as it is boosting broadband coverage, Business Secretary Alok
Eurozone finance ministers will decide Thursday who should lead the group over the next 30 months. Ireland’s Paschal Donohoe, Luxembourg’s Pierre Gramegna and Spain’s Nadia Calviño are vying for the
With the New Conservative Party (JKP) stressing the need to increase non-taxable minimum to EUR 500 in 2021, five coalition parties have decided to put talks on planned tax changes
At Ventspils Freeport at least 50% of active companies still have problems with monetary transactions, said Vetnspils Freeport CEO Andris Purmalis in an interview to Latvijas Radio on Thursday, 9
In Serbia, for two consecutive nights violent protests have taken place against government plans to reimpose epidemiological restrictions to limit a repeated surge in cases of COVID-19 infections. The protests
In eastern Ukraine, close to the territory controlled by pro-Kremlin separatists large wildfires have broken out that have taken the lives of six people and ravaged several villages. Ukrainian authorities
