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The European News Global The Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes regions are grappling with a range of complex humanitarian crises that are further compounded by ongoing conflicts and climate-related disasters. In recognition of the urgent need to mitigate the consequences of these challenges, the European Commission has recently allocated an additional €26.7 million … Continue reading EU Allocates €26.7 Million in Humanitarian Funding for Crisis-Ridden Regions in Africa

The European News Global In a significant move to support the growth and competitiveness of Italy’s agricultural sector, the European Commission has recently given its approval to a €450 million scheme. Designed to encourage investments in primary agricultural production and the processing and marketing of agricultural products, this initiative is set to enhance the resilience … Continue reading Boosting Italy’s Agricultural Sector: European Commission Approves €450 Million Scheme

The European News Global In a significant move towards achieving a net-zero economy, the European Commission has recently given its approval to a €44 million Slovak scheme aimed at bolstering electricity storage facilities. Aligned with the Green Deal Industrial Plan, this initiative seeks to accelerate the transition to a sustainable future while reducing fuel dependencies. … Continue reading European Commission Approves €44 Million Slovak Scheme to Support Electricity Storage Facilities in Green Transition

The European News Global On 6th and 7th November, we see Climate Action Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra embarking on a crucial visit to Kenya. This trip serves as an integral stepping stone in the lead up to the COP28 UN Climate Change Conference, scheduled for 30th November to 12th December. Commissioner Hoekstra recognizes Kenya’s vital role … Continue reading European Climate Action Commissioner Hoekstra Visits Kenya

The European News Global The Europe-Uzbekistan annual business meeting recently took place in Brussels, marking a significant milestone in the growing partnership between the European Union (EU) and Central Asia’s most populous country. This gathering brought together influential figures from the realms of business and politics, creating an opportune moment for collaboration between these two … Continue reading Strengthening EU-Uzbekistan Relations: Building a Path to Prosperity

The European News Global In January 2022, the election for key posts within the European Parliament took place, resulting in the selection of the new Parliament president, vice-presidents, and quaestors. These individuals form the Bureau, which plays a crucial role in decision-making and internal organization within the institution. Roberta Metsola: A Dynamic Parliament President Roberta … Continue reading Meet the New European Parliament Leaders: A Look at the Bureau

The European News Global In the ongoing fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Commission has authorized the Nuvaxovid XBB.1.5-adapted COVID-19 vaccine developed by Novavax. This groundbreaking feat marks the first protein-based adapted vaccine authorized for the autumn and winter season, representing a significant stride in our collective efforts to combat the disease. In this … Continue reading EU Authorizes Nuvaxovid XBB.1.5-adapted COVID-19 Vaccine: A Crucial Step in Battling the Pandemic

The European News Global In a crucial step towards fostering eco-friendly investment, the European Union (EU) has introduced a set of rules to clearly define what qualifies as green or sustainable activities. This move, aimed at achieving sustainable development and combatting climate change, is driven by the need to preserve natural resources, respect human and … Continue reading Driving Sustainable Finance: The EU’s Quest for Clarity and Accountability

The European News Global In today’s globalized and technologically advanced world, the protection of copyright has become increasingly crucial. As organizations struggle to combat breaches and exposures, the average cost of data breaches reached a record high of $4.45 million in 2023, highlighting the urgency to safeguard intellectual property. However, it is not only copyright … Continue reading The Challenges and Controversies Surrounding Copyright Reform in Georgia

The European News Global In recent years, human trafficking has emerged as a grave concern, affecting thousands of lives globally. The European Union (EU) has acknowledged the urgent need to combat this heinous crime, taking significant steps to protect victims and punish traffickers. What is Human Trafficking? Human trafficking involves the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, … Continue reading Strengthening EU’s Anti-Trafficking Rules: Responding to Changing Forms of Exploitation