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Materials research and engineering in Europe is currently constrained by a highly fragmented data landscape. Critical information is distributed across multiple repositories, platforms, and publications, often with limited standardisation or machine-readable structure.
Kyriakos Pierrakakis, President of the Eurogroup, attended the Rencontres Économiques in Aix-en-Provences. He spoke at the plenary session 'One World, Clashing Visions: Who Sets the Standards?'.
Weekly schedule of President António Costa, 6-12 July 2026.
Rockets. Astronauts. Distant planets. That is what most people picture when they hear "space programme." What they do not picture is their own street. Yet that is increasingly where Europe’s investment in space delivers tangible benefits.
The Council imposed restrictive measures on six Russian individuals involved in the development of chemical weapons, notably epibatidine, which is highly likely the cause of Alexei Navalny’s death.
European Commission Statement Cork, 07 Jul 2026 Thank you, dear Micheál, for welcoming us to your native Cork. Thank you very much for the visit over the last two days and the intense talks we had. And thank ...
La Banque européenne d'investissement (BEI) et Bpifrance annoncent la signature de deux nouvelles opérations de financement représentant un montant total de 550 millions d'euros. Ces financements visent à soutenir la transition énergétique et à renforcer la compétitivité et la sécurité européenne en...
A Eurojust supported joint investigation team (JIT) between the Irish and Latvian authorities,and Europol, has led to Ireland's first convictions for human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation. Following the investigation, Irish courts sentenced two individuals to 13 and 11 years'...