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12 new medicines recommended for approvalEMA’s human medicines committee (CHMP) recommended 12 medicines for approval at its September 2026 meeting.The committee recommended…, CHMP statistics Key figures from the September 2026 CHMP meeting are represented in the graphic below. ©...

What does a lost fishing net, a hydrogen-powered vessel and better data on small-scale fisheries have in common? They are all looking for answers to different challenges the European blue economy faces. And they were among the ideas recognised at the Atlantic–WestMED Project Awards 2026.

European Commission Daily news Brussels, 18 Sep 2026 Commission collects feedback on its proposed list of non-OECD countries authorised to receive EU waste after May 2027 The Commission has today launched a public...

The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the National Bank of Greece (NBG) are joining forces to make more financing available to Greek businesses, particularly those investing in security and defence. The financing package marks the first dedicated Security & Defence cooperation between the EIB and...

The Government of Manitoba and EIT Food have announced a five-year strategic framework to strengthen cooperation across agriculture, research and agrifood innovation.The agreement brings together EIT Food’s experience in ecosystem coordination, innovation programming and international collaboration...

EIT Community Supernovas will bring investors together in London for an evening focused on deep tech and venture capital.The event will bring together investors for an in-depth conversation on deep tech investing, the opportunities and challenges of backing complex technologies, and the role of...

EIT Culture & Creativity invites startups and scaleups in the Cultural and Creative Sectors and Industries (CCSI) that are looking to accelerate growth, attract investment, and expand internationally to apply for financial support under the Shape Acceleration Programme and Scale Post-Acceleration...

Creative Skills Week 2026 (CSW2026) is bringing together Europe’s CCSI, policymakers, educators, and industry leaders in Brussels at a time when democracy, technological sovereignty, and social cohesion are under pressure to ask: how can we harness and target the transformative power of creative...