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The rollout of Phase 6 of the New Computerised Transit System (NCTS), now in use across the 27 EU Member States and the countries of the Common Transit Convention, marks a major step forward in the digital modernisation of customs and transit procedures across 41 participating countries.

Discover the new European Master’s in Translation (EMT) competence framework, reflecting how AI and language technologies are reshaping the translation profession. It can help universities to prepare future translators to work critically, ethically and effectively in a changing industry.

The European Commission has today launched a 4-week call for evidence and a 4-week targeted stakeholder consultation to gather input to help shape the forthcoming Hydrogen Strategy.

Today, the European Commission launched the T-MED Investment Platform, to mobilise large-scale investment in renewable energy and clean technologies across the Mediterranean. The platform is a key component of the Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy and Clean Tech Cooperation Initiative (T-MED)...

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The European Commission, UNESCO and the Union for the Mediterranean set the stage for discussing science diplomacy at the SESAME synchrotron in Jordan.

In a recent brief, the Commission's Joint Research Centre notes that AI tools are now part of everyday work for around 30% of workers in the EU. Many jobs that could use AI do not do so, especially in smaller companies and among mid‑career staff.

As Ireland leads the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, business leaders and policymakers met in Dublin to focus on a pressing question: how can Europe equip its small and medium-sized companies (SME) with the talent and skills they need to grow, innovate and compete? 

The European Commission is releasing €22.5 million in humanitarian aid to Yemen, in addition to the €87.5 million previously allocated for 2026, to address the consequences of the renewed conflict escalation and the critical needs of millions of people affected by the protracted crisis.

The European Commission has opened a formal antitrust investigation to assess whether Omya has breached EU competition rules by requiring customers in the paper industry to purchase all or most of their calcium carbonates from Omya.