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A new study shows that in‑cash child benefits play a vital role in reducing child poverty in the EU. On average, these benefits lower the risk of poverty among children by 10.6 percentage points.

Over recent decades, herrings in the Gulf of Bothnia have grown more slowly. Several factors could be behind these changes, but a clearer understanding of the actual causes is needed. Closing this knowledge gap is the aim of ImproFish.

This season is all about getting around safely, easily and sustainably. Whether you walk, cycle, use public transport or choose another clean way to travel the aim is to encourage everyone to be active. Find out what’s in it for you.

An EU-funded campaign tested 65 professional helmets: around one in three failed, which highlights the importance of using the appropriate safety equipment.

The five EU Missions in Horizon Europe are delivering tangible positive results in addressing some of Europe's most pressing societal challenges through scientific and technological innovation, according to a mid-term assessment published today by the European Commission.

The European Commission has adopted the fair mobility package that will guarantee social rights for workers, regardless of where they choose to live in the EU.

Today, the European Commission adopted a Communication setting out a new strategic vision for the EU’s outermost regions - French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Réunion, Saint-Martin (France), the Azores, Madeira (Portugal), and the Canary Islands (Spain).

New report finds open access is advancing across the ERA, but progress remains uneven, calling for stronger national and EU action.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is investing up to €40 million in Finnish nuclear-technology company Steady Energy as part of a broader financing package involving institutional, strategic and retail investors.