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Today, the EU and the Philippines reached substantial agreement in their negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), envisaged to deepen economic ties between the EU and another strategic, fast-growing partner in Southeast Asia.

The renewed platform represents the next phase of making zero pollution work in practice, focusing on implementation and integrated solutions.

The Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC), with the support of DG HOME, published a new report on Strengthening the European Union’s Future Disaster Resilience. Looking ahead to 2040, the study explores how the EU can better prepare for future disasters in an increasingly complex risk landscape.

The winners of the Women in Rail Awards 2026 were announced at InnoTrans in Berlin, recognising individuals and organisations contributing to a more inclusive, innovative and attractive railway sector.

UNESCO and the European Union work hand in hand to promote information integrity, freedom of expression and resilient information ecosystems across the Mediterranean, as growing geopolitical tensions and rapid technological change reshape the region’s information environment.

The European Commission proposed a targeted amendment of the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF) Regulation to simplify and facilitate access to funding for fishers and aquaculture producers.

The EU Customs Reform has entered into force. Following formal adoption by the Council of the European Union and European Parliament, the reform was published in the Official Journal last Saturday and will be gradually implemented as from today.

The European Commission proposed today 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.