EU Competitiveness ministers urged on a more “effecient framework” avoiding over-regulation and strengthening the monitoring of the market situation
The Council of the European Union today definitively approved the EU law on artificial intelligence, which had been debated for months. The direction of the legislation is clear: the greater the risk of causing harm to society, the stricter the rules will be.
On May 15th, one step towards companies’ welfare was made. The Permanent Representatives Committee of the Council (Coreper) approved the text on the directive that will provide a framework for European corporate due diligence, but not without several important changes.
An Economic and Financial dialogue between EU and the Western Balkans, Türkiye, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine followed the EcoFin Coucil.
In 2024, GDP in the Euro area will head to 0.8% and by 1% on average in the European Union. Growth rates for 2025 are now slightly revised
For its seventh edition, the Choose France Summit brought together 180 French and foreign business leaders at the Château de Versailles on Monday 13 May. With 56 projects and 15 billion euros of investment, it was a ‘record’ edition. According to the Elysée, these announcements could create 10,000 jobs.
The Education, Youth, Culture and Sport Council reunited on May the 13th and 14th and discussed about important topic that are crucial to nowadays youth: influencers.
EU ministers managed to give their final all-clear to the Ukraine Facility. Discussion on new VAT rules ended in a stalemate
Europe has become a beacon, a place where we draw closer together as states, nations, and peoples. However, peace is not a gift that can be taken for granted.
EU ministers are called upon to decide on the final green light for the Ukraine Facility’s first pillar. The debate features with request to act more pragmatically
Today’s Employment, Social Policy, Health, and Consumer Affairs EU Council has taken a significant step forward in combating discrimination and gender violence with the approval of three directives.
Following the presentation of his “Much more than a market” report at the last European Council, Enrico Letta is continuing his European tour to present Member States with his recipe for a stronger and more attractive Single Market, both externally and, more importantly, internally.