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EIT Culture & Creativity launches EUR 600 000 in funding for skills-based training in the Audio-Visual Media sectorThe Audio-Visual Media (AVM) sector is undergoing rapid technological, market, and regulatory change, creating urgent new skills needs across areas such as artificial intelligence...

The EIT is now launching a call for application for its traineeship programme for a period of six months for an intake in the first quarter of 2027. Trainees will support the daily operations of the Directorate & Administration as well as the Innovation, Education & Communication and the Knowledge...

European Commission Daily news Brussels, 24 Aug 2026 Commission proposes fishing opportunities for 2027 in the Baltic Sea Today, the Commission adopted its proposal for the 2027 fishing opportunities for the Balti...

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To unlock the value of data for the benefit of Europe’s economy and society, the European strategy for data paved the way for the creation of Common European Data Spaces. Discover a selection of projects, managed by HaDEA, advancing data spaces in health, manufacturing, energy and mobility.

European Commission Questions and answers Brussels, 24 Aug 2026 What are the fishing opportunities? Why is the Commission proposing fishing opportunities for the Baltic Sea? Every year, the European Commission proposes fishi...

European Commission Press release Brussels, 24 Aug 2026 Today, the Commission adopted its proposal for the 2027 fishing opportunities for the Baltic Sea. The proposal sets the total allowable catches (TACs) and quotas for the ten EU-managed fish stocks in the Baltic Sea: Bothnian herring, central...

The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) launches six new calls to advance strategic quantum technologies and the infrastructure needed to accelerate the development and deployment of next-generation quantum systems in Europe.

The spotlight features some key findings:Increasing violence: Museum thefts are becoming more aggressive, with offenders using tools like sledgehammers, explosives, and firearms to breach premises and intimidate staff.Targeted high-value items: Thieves are increasingly focusing on precious metals...