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The European Commission tripled an initial budget of Horizon Europes EURIZON Fellowship Programme Thursday to EUR 4.5 million to provide continuous support to Ukrainian research.

EU businesses, producers and farmers will benefit from new export opportunities Wednesday with entry into force of the EU-New Zealand trade agreement - with EUR140m a year expected duties savings.

The EU Parliament gave its green light Wednesday to a review of the common agriculture policy (CAP) designed to ease the administrative burden on EU farmers such as in cases of extreme weather.

MEPs adopted a provisional political agreement with EU states Wednesday on measures to improve Europes air quality so it is no longer harmful to human health, natural ecosystems and biodiversity.

The European Parliament gave its final approval Tuesday to a new regulation enabling the EU to ban from the single market the sale, import, and export of goods made using forced labour.

The European Research Council (ERC) announced Thursday the names of 255 outstanding research leaders in Europe set to be awarded ERC Advanced Grants of EUR 625 million.

The European Commission presented Wednesday three initiatives to advance transnational cooperation between higher education institutions, with the ultimate goal of creating a European degree.

The EU Commission published guidelines Tuesday for designated very large online platforms, to help them mitigate systemic risks online that may impact the integrity of upcoming elections.

The EU Parliament approved its position Wednesday on revamped EU rules on toy safety, offering better protection to children from the number of unsafe toys sold in the EU single market.

MEPs extended the list of environmental crimes Tuesday to include illegal timber trade, depletion of water resources, and serious breaches of EU chemicals legislation and pollution caused by ships.