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The EU automotive sector represents 2.4 million direct jobs (and 10.1 million indirect jobs) in the EU. In 2022, 13.1 million motor vehicles were manufactured in the EU, while 10.9 million vehicles were registered. In total, there are 286.2 million motor vehicles on the road.
Digital technology, now ubiquitous, has had a positive impact on our societies. On the other hand, as we are more and more dependent on digital services and tools, it has made our societies more vulnerable as cyber incidents have surged.
The outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic put pressure on tourism and highlighted limitations of Directive (EU) 2015/2302 on package travel and linked travel arrangements (the ‘Package Travel Directive’).
The Commission proposal should be seen in the light of both Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and repeated abuse of its position as a key energy exporter to Europe.
The uptake of AI technologies in migration management is in full swing globally.
The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution is transforming the European economy, with major impacts on the energy sector, and the popularity of generative AI models has brought into focus the energy needs of data centres used to train and run them.
Deepfake technology creating media content – such as images, audio, or video – that has been generated or manipulated using artificial intelligence (AI), often to appear authentic, utilises advanced generative AI to create hyper-realistic synthetic media resulting in audio or visual content that poses significant challenges across various sectors.
Farmer protests in 2024 raised a number of issues, including overly complex CAP 2023-2027 rules and excessive red tape, leading the Council of the EU to repeatedly call for measures to simplify the CAP rules.
While definitions of bullying differ between experts and agencies, there is a common understanding among them that it includes actions carried out by an individual or group against others that are intentional, unwanted, often repetitive, designed to hurt, embarrass or intimidate.
Denmark assumed the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union on 1 July and will hold the office until 31 December 2025. It took over from Poland and will hand the baton to Cyprus, the three countries forming a presidency trio.