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The European Union is helping the western Ukrainian city of Ternopil improve essential services for its population of around 250,000. With backing from the European Investment Bank (EIB), the city has upgraded four kindergartens to improve energy efficiency and introduced 17 new Ukrainian-made...
EIOPA's Board of Supervisors has elected Stavros Konstantas, Director of Occupational and Private Insurance Supervision at the Bank of Greece, to EIOPA’s Management Board.
European Commission Daily news Brussels, 13 Aug 2026 EU steps up humanitarian aid for Myanmar by €10.5 million as conflict claims more than 100,000 lives
The European Union is providing an additional €10.5 millio...
Undeclared cash, flown out of the EU hidden in suitcases and everyday belongings, was the target of a four-day operation at Madrid International Airport led by Greece and Spain and supported by Frontex.
The European Commission is seeking input from stakeholders on the future EIT Regulation and the Strategic Innovation Agenda of the organisation.The Commission has launched a call for evidence to support the revision of both the Regulation governing the EIT and the EIT Strategic Innovation Agenda...
European Commission Daily news Brussels, 12 Aug 2026 Estonia receives first €351.6 million payment under SAFE defence instrument
Today, Estonia received its first payment of €351.6 million under the Security Actio...
Statement by the High Representative on behalf of the European Union on the abolition of the death penalty in Lebanon.
Flavia Roy has been appointed as the new Liaison Prosecutor for Switzerland. In her role, she will ensure that the Swiss authorities can work together with their counterparts from the EU on complex cross-border criminal investigations. She brings years of experience as a Public Prosecutor and...