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The projects, which span key sectors such as railway infrastructure, education, healthcare, urban renewal and digitalisation, have been awarded a total of €134.9 million in EU grants.

The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking launched a call for tender to select a vendor for the acquisition, delivery, installation and maintenance of the first EuroHPC industrial supercomputer, INNOVATE, to be located in Italy.

EIOPA collects and publishes comprehensive statistics on insurance undertakings in the European Economic Area. The factsheet published today complements regular statistics by providing further insights into (re)insurers’ exposures to private credit and private equity.

Italy v Austria (Brenner and Inn Valley motorways) Free movement of goods Advocate General Campos Sánchez-Bordona: the night, winter and sectoral traffic bans imposed by Austria on the Inn Valley (A 12) and Brenner (A 13) motorways are contrary to EU law

FIGC and CONI Principles of Community law Sports justice: disciplinary sanctions must be amenable to judicial review that is consistent with EU law

RRC Sports Competition Football: The Court of Justice rules on whether FIFA’s rules relating to agents comply with EU law

[Bukla]  Area of Freedom, Security and Justice EU citizenship: a return decision based on classified information which is issued in respect of a third-country national raising a child who is a Union citizen must be capable of forming the subject of an effective remedy

European Commission Daily news Brussels, 16 Jul 2026 Commission accepts X's action plan to comply with Digital Services Act The European Commission has accepted X's action plan to comply with transparency obligati...

C-523/24 Sociedad Civil Catalana and C-666/24 Associació Catalana de Víctimes de Organitzacions Terroristes (ACVOT) EU law does not preclude the Spanish amnesty law for normalisation of the situation in Catalonia