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The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) and the Autonomous Region of Sardinia have entered into a cooperation agreement to strengthen the region's innovation ecosystem, support advanced skills development and foster entrepreneurship. The agreement, signed on 24 June, will connect...
Build and validate your deep-tech venture with industry.The Co-Creation Accelerator is a programme by 28DIGITAL, designed to bring together startups and industry partners to co-develop solutions addressing real-world challenges. The focus is on: validating core technology (TRL 4–5 and above)...
European Commission Speech Brussels, 10 Sep 2026 Ladies and gentlemen,
Today the Commission presents a new Strategy for the European Union's outermost regions.
Let me start with a simple point:
the outermost r...
Ongoing geopolitical and economic vulnerabilities masked by strong investor optimism
10 September 2026
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial markets regulator and...
EFSA concludes the salt of aspartame-acesulfame (E 962) is safe at current exposure levels.
The first ever registered GI for craft and industrial products (CIGI) is now protected through an Application for Action (AFA) filed via the IP Enforcement Portal (IPEP), marking a significant milestone for the protection of the GIs rights in the European Union.
European Commission Speech Bucharest, 10 Sep 2026 It is a pleasure to speak with you about what we are doing to make the lives of Europeans safer and fairer.
On paper, my portfolio is an interesting mix of equa...
Registration is open for the 2026 Horizon Europe Cluster 5 Info Day. Taking place on 19 November 2026, the Info Day will be held both onsite in Brussels and online.
European Commission Press release Brussels, 10 Sep 2026 Today, the European Commission renews and strengthens the framework for the European Capitals of Culture beyond 2033, applying the lessons of more than 40 years of experience into the programme's next generation.
Two different LIFE projects have developed innovative ways to make net-zero homes more affordable while also making it easier to compare the energy efficiency of houses.