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The Energy Community is an international organisation focused on energy cooperation that brings together the EU and several neighbouring countries. It was born with the Treaty establishing the Energy Community, signed in October 2005 in Athens, Greece and in force since July 2006.
In the context of European monetary union (EMU) and the single market, firms need to compete with comparable external financing conditions, especially in volumes and costs, to avoid long-term intra-EU macroeconomic imbalances.
Cryptocurrencies have grabbed the headlines as they have boomed and dwindled. However, many people do not know what lies behind them and how they work. And their ups and downs are a reminder of how asset values can fluctuate and of the volatility of markets.
Because of the major importance given to stability when creating the current Spanish political system, it requires high levels of political will and consensus to change its structure and functioning.
EU enlargement policy is a strong anchor for peace, democracy, prosperity, security and stability on our continent.
The note offers links to recent reports and commentaries from some major international think tanks and research institutes on artificial intelligence.
After showing unexpectedly strong economic resilience in the face of the pandemic and the energy price shock triggered by Russia’s war in Ukraine, Europe is bracing for an uncertain soft landing.
Tackling food waste represents a triple opportunity – for the climate, for food security and for the agri-food system sustainability.
In 2022, there were more than 24 million small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) active in the EU, representing around two thirds of private sector jobs (85 million people) and 99 % of all businesses in the EU.
The Commission reports that, every year, an estimated 15 % of Europeans or 75 million people in the EU fall victim to a crime.