EU visa strategy: balancing security & talent
The new EU visa policy strategy: between secure EU borders, digitalisation and attraction of global talent for innovation and research.
Council Presidency pushes for EU autonomy
With the beginning of a new year, a new EU country takes the helm of the Council of the EU. The Cypriot government starts their presidency in turbulent times.
Welcome Haren, our new Trainee for Research
On 2 February, we welcome Haren Cha who will start a six-month traineeship in the field of research policy and programmes.
Welcome Kevin, our new Trainee for Education
On 2 February, we welcome Kevin Guerreiro Paulino who will start a six-month traineeship in the field of education policy and programmes.
Welcome Michelle, our new trainee for Education
On 2 February, we welcome Michelle Breitenmoser who will start a one-month traineeship in the field of education policy and programmes.
“Research security as a prerequisite for dual-use”
A Swiss delegation of 100 colleagues from R&I institutions came to Brussels for the annual SwissCore seminar, with plenty of questions and interest to engage.
EU pushes vocational excellence through CoVEs
With Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs), Europe tackles skills shortages by linking education, industry, and regions for future-ready training.
Boosting biodiversity in European agriculture
EU projects show how nature-based solutions help farmers strengthen biodiversity, improve resilience, and support sustainable agriculture across Europe.
Why European Startups are scaling abroad
A recent EIB report reveals why EU companies move abroad for scaling-up, shedding light on limitations in the EU and recommendations for the future 28th regime.
A new path for Europe’s open digital future?
An expert report directed to the European Commission charts how the EU can turn digital openness into sovereignty through a strategic Open Internet Stack