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European Cybercrime Training and Education Group (ECTEG) has published new training materials for digital forensic investigations and combating cybercrime. The courses are designed for law enforcement agencies and judicial authorities.

Migrant smuggling poses a major security threat to the EU and the Schengen Area. Europol plays a key role in combating this crime and helping national authorities to dismantle smuggling networks. It supports investigations, facilitates information and provides on-site operational support.

Andema, the association that defends companies' trademark rights in Spain, has signed up to the memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the sale of counterfeit goods on the internet as an IP Rights Holder.

An EU-funded campaign tested 40 lift buffers and found that all hydraulic buffers passed the technical tests, while the majority of polyurethane buffers were non-compliant with EU requirements.

In 2025, the EU and its 27 member states contributed €32.3 billion in climate finance from public sources and mobilised an additional amount of €9.3 billion of private finance to support developing countries to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change.

Struggling to recruit? 80% of EU employers face the same issue. Discover how dropping unnecessary degree requirements can unlock hidden talent, boost retention and close the skills gap.

EU agri-food trade surplus rises as exports hold steady and imports fall

The European Commission is inviting Member States to participate in the second round of the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) instrument with an allocation of €21.3 billion. The new funding opportunities available in this second call are part of the €150 billion in long-maturity SAFE loans.

The initiative aims to build international support for nature credits and strengthen cooperation on biodiversity finance.

In Bavaria, traditional carp pond farming is not just a way of producing fish. It is a living cultural landscape, recognised as intangible cultural heritage in Germany since 2021. The Karpfenland Aischgrund e.V. project helped bring it into the spotlight,