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Pesticides help feed the world – but at what cost? From farms to your plate, we explore the risks, the science, and the race for safer ways to control plant pests and diseases.

Fake medicines, firearms, and stolen vehicles were among more than 1.7 million items intercepted in an operation targeting organised cross-border crime .

The EU-funded SOLARIS project explored whether the same technology can also be used to engage citizens more constructively. The results could help strengthen Europe’s democratic fabric.

Researchers are developing new ways to measure progress that go beyond economic growth, helping policymakers create happier, healthier and more sustainable societies.

European Commission Speech Kyiv, 15 Jul 2026 President Zelenskyy, dear Volodymyr, Madam First Lady, dear Olena, Fellow leaders, Your Excellencies, Distinguished guests, It is a great honour to be back in K...

Funding local ideas. Transforming neighbourhoods. The EIT Community New European Bauhaus invites organisations from across Europe to submit proposals to the Connect NEB & Co-create NEB 2027 Open Call, supporting local ideas and neighbourhood transformation inspired by the New European Bauhaus. The...

European Ombudswoman Teresa Anjinho has welcomed the commitment by the European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) to handle more efficiently candidates’ requests for review in the context of EU civil service selection procedures. EPSO said it is working on a new platform which will sort review...

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What is the state of play in funding, research, patents and devices? L’article F4E publishes the first Global Fusion Energy Trends report est apparu en premier sur Fusion for Energy.