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A European Commission report published today on customs controls at the EU’s external borders highlights the need for stronger controls and enhanced cooperation to help protect consumers and businesses in the EU internal market.

The European Migration Network has published the Asylum and Migration Overview (AMO) 2025, outlining the legal, policy and operational developments in asylum and migration across EMN Member and Observer Countries. Dive into the full overview and relevant statistics.

Latvia's Social Climate Plan is the third plan under the new Social Climate Fund. It helps make the clean transition fair. It will support low and lower middle income households that are most affected by rising energy and transport costs.

The European Commission has informed several manufacturers of construction chemicals active in France, Germany and Spain as well as three national trade associations, of its preliminary view that they have breached EU antitrust rules by colluding to increase prices in the supply of chemicals for...

The European Commission has launched the second-phase consultation with European social partners on the upcoming Quality Jobs Act. This new law aims to improve working conditions, health and safety and workers’ rights across the EU, while supporting innovation and competitiveness.

The European Commission launches the Digital Product Passport Registry together with a testing environment, marking an important milestone in making the Digital Product Passport (DPP) a practical reality for businesses placing products on the EU market.

The Twinning Learning Programme, part of the EU Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities Mission, pairs cities to learn from each other and accelerate climate action. Its fifth cohort runs from September 2026 to September 2027.

These recommendations will help establish a clear, predictable and reliable framework for the effective implementation of the EU Methane Regulation, which is a key tool to reduce harmful emissions contributing to global warming as well as reinforcing security of supply by addressing methane leaks.

The European Product Registry for Energy Labelling (EPREL) is the public database where anyone can freely search, filter, and sort over 2 million registered products: all those required to display the well-known A-to-G energy label.