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A new season of citizens’ panels has kicked off with the first session of the Citizens’ Panel on Democratic Resilience in Brussels. Find out more.
The European Commission has proposed a common rating scheme for data centres aimed at increasing transparency on their energy use and supporting their sustainable integration into Europe's energy system.
Is tosaíocht de chuid an Choimisiúin Eorpaigh é leanaí a chosaint ar líne. Sin an fáth a bhfuil Gníomh nua um Leas ár Leanaí ar Líne molta againn chun glacadh de réir a chéile na meán sóisialta a thabhairt isteach do leanaí ar fud an Aontais.
Ghlac an Coimisiún Eorpach an pacáiste um shoghluaisteacht chothrom lena ráthófar cearta sóisialta d’oibrithe, gan beann ar an áit chónaithe san Aontas is rogha leo.
An 11 Meán Fómhair 2026, tagann oibleagáidí tuairiscithe nua faoin nGníomh um Chibear-Athléimneacht i bhfeidhm ar fud an Aontais. Leis an nGníomh, neartófar an chibearshlándáil i dtaobh táirgí bogearraí agus crua-earraí ag a bhfuil eilimintí digiteacha agus déanfar tomhaltóirí agus gnólachtaí a chosaint ar chibearbhagairtí ar bhealach níos fearr.
The affordable housing act is a new EU initiative aimed at helping countries and cities keep housing affordable and available, especially in areas where people face the greatest housing pressures.
Tá straitéis nua curtha ar aghaidh ag an gCoimisiún lena gcinnteofar gur féidir leis na réigiúin is forimeallaí den Aontas a n-acmhainneacht a bhaint amach go hiomlán, le tacaíocht níos láidre, athléimneacht níos fearr agus deiseanna níos cothroime dá bpobail.
Cuideoidh an Ionstraim Eorpach um Nuálaíocht leis na smaointe is nuálaí de chuid na hEorpa a fhorbairt, a mhaoiniú agus a uas-scálú san Eoraip
On her visit to Nuuk, President von der Leyen announced that the EU will invest €200 million in and with Greenland this year and the next. The EU, Greenland and Denmark also signed a new Joint Declaration to strengthen the common investment agenda, political dialogue and people-to-people exchanges.
Statement by President von der Leyen with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte following Russia's attack in Leipzig.