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• Confirms continued commitment to anti-greenwashing law after confusion over withdrawal• Microenterprise exemption remains the key sticking point• Final outcome hinges on Council clarity and political consensus The European Commission has clarified

  The Commission presented EU Inc., a new single set of corporate rules that will be the same and apply across the EU. This will make it easier for businesses to start, operate and grow across the EU. Its optional, fully digital procedures would enable innovative companies to scale up and

The European Commission (EC) has announced an increase in support for “Ukrainian innovators in the high-tech sector.” “The European Commission has allocated €20 million to fund 41 cutting-edge Ukrainian startups and small

The Federal Government has officially launched the 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) Partner Network, alongside a strategic partnership with the European Union, in a move aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s digital workforce and

The Spanish propulsion startup, based at Castellón Airport, is the first Spanish space company selected for the European Innovation Council Accelerator. Its DARK system became the first hydrogen peroxide propulsion system flown

In ihrer Grundsatzrede beim World Economic Forum hat EU-Kommissionspräsidentin Ursula von der Leyen eine tiefgreifende Reform der europäischen Wirtschaftsordnung angekündigt. Herzstück ihrer Vision für mehr europäische Unabhängigkeit ist das neue Konzept “EU

Nigeria has partnered with the European Union, the Czech Republic, Austria and Latvia to launch a Twinning Project aimed at strengthening food security through climate-smart agriculture, in a move to address growing

Chief Scientist says mindset is key to closing the gender gap Cyprus used the Women Who Built Europe Summit in Brussels to emphasise stronger female participation in research and innovation programmes and

Finland is spearheading a €23 million European Union-backed initiative to strengthen Nigeria’s digital public services, with a central focus on supporting the rollout of the Federal Government’s 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT)

Eighteen European industry and consumer organisations today urged the European Commission to issue a formal non-compliance decision against Alphabet before March 25, 2026 – the two-year mark of the Commission’s open proceedings