Views: 28The EU-wide “Omnibus packages” combine multiple changes, primarily focused on simplifying complex corporate sustainability reporting and finance rules, reducing administrative burdens and -in the last extent- boosting competitiveness. All the omnibuses are aimed, generally, at cutting red tape for executive entities and businesses, especially SMEs; hence, making regulations more practical and less costly, reflecting […]
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Main directions in the EU states public expenditures
Views: 18The EU member states spent 90% of their state aid facilities (public expenditures) in 2024 to support the European-wide integration-developmental priorities. While overall spending dropped to €168.23 billion in 2024 from €203.35 billion in 2023, the EU states channeled more funds towards supporting key EU projects, such as environmental protection, energy and research, innovation […]
Digital transition in education and sustainability
Views: 19The digital technologies and AI models are advancing both sustainability’s agenda (by helping researchers to analyse complex interaction among various SDGs parameters, and facilitating sustainability’s decision-making) and education policy strategies (through a personalizing learning and expanding access to education through new AI tools). The University World News explores these issues in a series of […]
EU’s foreign subsidies regulation: new efficiency tools
Views: 44The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation, FSR was adopted a couple of years ago, to enable the Commission addressing distortions to the European internal market caused by foreign subsidies. Hence the rules allow corporate community in the EU states to ensure a level playing field for all companies, while remaining open to trade and investment. […]
Energy summits in EU and the world during 2026: going through crises and reforms
Views: 58Europe has entered new 2026 at a decisive moment in its energy transition. After years of crisis-driven responses and major regulatory reforms, the focus is now shifting toward implementation, turning strategies into concrete projects that strengthen Europe’s economic resilience, technological leadership and climate ambition.
European food security: towards competitive agro-business
Views: 49The European future of farming and a competitive agro-food sector are key components of the continental-wide security and sovereignty. Hence, the EU institutions are “ready to act where needed”, as the Commission confirmed in its recent “Vision for agriculture and food”. And the EU will continue in the longer term to rigorously defend farmers’ […]
WEF-2026: new drivers of economic perspectives and digital deployment
Views: 103The World Economic Forum Annual Meeting (20-24 January, 2026) is taking place in Davos-Klosters (Switzerland), gathering global leaders and experts to explore projected scenarios to drive resilience and cooperation in a rapidly evolving geo-economic and technological spheres. WEF’s sessions will address shared global and regional priorities, foster public-private collaboration and examine innovative approaches to […]
Contemporary European simplification agenda: strategies and implementation
Views: 59At the end of 2024, the EU institutions adopted the Political Guidelines for 2024-29, with the forward-looking and innovative policies to make Europe a “more desirable place to live, work and invest”. At the same time, the guidelines suggested “radical reduction” in the regulatory load for people, businesses, national governance, as well as in […]
Cyprus six-months period at the helm of the Council’s Presidency
Views: 112Cyprus assumes the Presidency of the Council of the EU at the turbulent time in the geopolitics, digital transition and socio-economic complications both within and outside the Union. The new Presidency (the last was in 2012) explores the autonomy’s narrative as a vital step in evolving European integration. However, the EU’s autonomy – as […]
Perspectives for 2026: top European trends and predictions
Views: 692Although, most predictions are of little value, still any forecasting is well worth to consider; specifically, looking at what might happen in 2026 in the EU and worldwide. It is difficult to believe in the experts’ views on possible events, but some trends might be valuable. Thus, there are two most vital: the growth […]