Amid conflict and climate stress, disrupted Black Sea trade triggers a global scramble to secure food routes. EU calls for urgent action.

Screen time surges with children spending up to eight hours daily online. New EU law aims to cut this and shift accountability to social media companies.

The EU will auction up to €7 billion in bonds in September 2026, with maturities stretching to 2048. Details reveal competitive and non-competitive segments for investor participation.

The cooperation could cover initiatives linked to the circular economy, industrial innovation, social and healthcare infrastructure, training, energy efficiency, urban infrastructure and the climate ...

After standard merger review, Henkel secures EU approval for Stahl acquisition—officials confirm no significant competition concerns.

The EU has approved a Luxembourg firm’s acquisition of a surgical bleeding solutions unit, concluding it poses no threat to competition.

The case was set to start on 20 October before the 26th chamber of the Brussels Criminal Court, but will now almost certainly be dismissed.

Over 31% of EU teens lack basic reading skills, new data shows. A literacy coalition has been launched to address the challenge and break longstanding barriers.

EU’s Mullingar Declaration calls for place-based policies to tackle regional inequities. Leaders stress ‘right to stay’ requires targeted investment in housing, jobs, and infrastructure.

The EU says detention safeguards align with global standards, yet experts call for stronger action on non-custodial measures and support for vulnerable detainees.

A European trial proves real-time data exchange between NATO and national systems for maritime surveillance, highlighting unprecedented integration and interoperability.

Fusion advances take the spotlight as EU awards €100,000 across three innovations, including new magnet designs and compact hydrogen analysis systems.