Category: _European Commission News

Commission approves €200 million Spanish State aid for manufacturing capacity in the EV value chain Source link

Commission approves €150 million Romanian State aid scheme for electricity storage Source link

Commission presents measures to increase EU’s energy independence and affordability Source link

President von der Leyen launches OceanEye and calls for an international alliance to reinforce global ocean observation and protection Source link

Commission approves €260 million Belgian State aid for carbon capture and storage project Source link

The European Commission’s Joint Research Centre recently released its latest edition of the Atlas of Migration. This reference book provides a snapshot of global migration trends, and offers a solid knowledge base for policymakers, stakeholders, businesses and the general public, gathering information from many official sources, such as Eurostat, UN agencies, the World Bank and […]

This year’s Green Week will put the spotlight on the business case for nature, demonstrating that a nature-positive economy is essential for Europe’s prosperity, resilience, and competitiveness.  Organised by DG Environment, the conference will explore how nature can be a driver for EU citizens’ prosperity and quality of life, provide inspiration and put nature in […]

On 26 January 2026 the European Commission organised the European Tourism Day in Brussels, bringing together policymakers, industry leaders and experts to discuss how to shape the tourism of tomorrow. Discussions focused on innovation and data, sustainability and regeneration, accessibility and better-balanced destinations, as well as strengthening Europe’s tourism competitiveness and brand, feeding into the […]

On 29 January, the Commission presented the first European Asylum and Migration Management Strategy. It sets out the EU’s political objectives on asylum and migration, with concrete priorities for the next five years.   The newly adopted Strategy emphasises the commitment and ongoing work to put in place an EU framework that is fair and […]

On 29 January, the Commission adopted its first-ever EU Visa Strategy, setting out a framework for a visa policy that advances the EU’s long-term interests. It makes visa policy more strategic and better equipped to respond to growing mobility, regional instability, and geopolitical competition.   The Strategy aims to:  strengthen the security of the Schengen area; […]