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Fusion in the energy grid? Europe needs to act now
Est. 9minMarc Lachaise, Director of 'Fusion for Energy', says a mapping of Europe's fusion research serves as an early warning that the EU must develop a comprehensive nuclear fusion strategy.
Denmark’s vision for EU agriculture is firmly focused on simplicity
Est. 5minThe Danish presidency has set out a vision for agriculture and the food industry, emphasising simplification, sustainability, innovation, and competitiveness.
Protecting Europe’s workforce with advance technologies, new strategies
Est. 1minThe health and safety of Europe’s workforce is rising on the EU policy agenda, including the stockpiling of personal protective equipment (PPE) and deployment of advanced protective technologies.
EU health security planning prioritises protective equipment
Est. 9minThe EU’s new health security strategies has prioritised personal protective equipment alongside vaccines and therapeutics, expands rescEU reserves, and call for dedicated funding and equitable access.
Kazakhstan is investing to tackle Central Asia water crisis
Est. 5minClimate change is accelerating glacial retreat, and water-intensive agriculture is dominant. Kazakhstan is investing in 42 new reservoirs and overhauling 14,000 kilometres of irrigation canals.
Europe’s Alzheimer’s research needs generational renewal, warns neurology expert
Est. 3minDespite extensive collaboration and cutting-edge research, turning research into local patient care remains a serious challenge.
Underinvesting in animal health exposes Europe to disease shocks
Est. 7min‘Invest in data infrastructure,’ says Jonathan Rushton, just as we invest in diagnostic labs. He says Europe needs new systems for disease modelling and economic analysis.
‘Rethink brain health’, say experts battling EU Alzheimer’s crisis
Est. 4minRecent research shows up to 40% of dementia cases could be prevented. Europe needs a cross-border policy rethink to impact brain health.
Rare disease research boost for lysosomal scientists backed by Chiesi
Est. 5minThree scientists have been awarded research grants through Chiesi’s ‘Find For Rare’ programme to advance early-stage innovation in ultra-rare lysosomal conditions.
Kazakhstan puts human rights at core of governance in bid to set regional example
Est. 4minThe wide-ranging reforms were recognised by the UN Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review in Geneva in January, including the abolition of the death penalty.
Transformative Power of Investment: Unlocking Opportunities Across European Regions
Explore how place-based investment strategies can unlock long-term economic potential, enhance social resilience, and bridge regional disparities across the European Union.
Preventing disease X, why the EU must invest in animal health
Est. 1minThis report explores strategies for disease preparedness, prevention, and response, and how the EU can better invest in animal health systems.
Hardwire One Health into EU law before ‘Disease X’ strikes
Est. 7minMost pandemics, including COVID-19, began with zoonotic pathogens, and the next one, dubbed Disease X, likely will too. Preventing it starts with animal health.
Unlocking Kazakhstan, the next frontier for EU tourism
Est. 5minKazakhstan’s tourism sector is gaining momentum, with sustainability a cornerstone of its tourism policy, and a new national ecotourism standard.
Heat threatens urban life, cities must act, warns World Bank report
Est. 4minCities can increase green cover and early warning systems to retrofitting infrastructure with heat-tolerant materials, but long-term resilience demands political will.
EU lacks bold political leadership on nuclear fusion
Est. 6minEurope’s early lead on the ‘holy grail’ of energy is being eroded by the US and China. Can a new Commission strategy change the situation?
China courts EU ahead of key summit, but strategic frictions loom
Est. 4minOn the summit menu, openness and free trade paired with deeper coordination in a changing global order. Global instability could make a lack of trust easier to swallow.
EU eyes new bioeconomy strategy to boost competitiveness
Est. 7minThe European Commission will publish a strategy at the end of the year that will put the bioeconomy at the heart of Europe’s competitiveness push.
Preparing Europe for the next cross-border health threats, COVID lessons unpacked
Est. 9minThere will be another ‘COVID’. Governments are planning for it, but how coordinated is that planning, and how resilient will Europe be next time?
Innovative technologies for Europe’s energy transition
Est. 1minThis report takes a closer look at how these innovative technologies can accelerate the EU's transition toward a sustainable, competitive, and resilient future.
British carbon capture and storage gets a second look post-Brexit
Est. 8minBritain took an early lead, identifying carbon capture and storage as a solution for emissions mitigation. Brexit complicated cross-border efforts. Can London and Brussels agree on a new framework?
More policy flavour is needed for an EU plant-based diet strategy
Est. 8minA visible rise in the dynamics needed to yield a plant-based diet for Europeans is giving hope to activists that an EU action plan can produce long-term policy fruit.
Startups call for reform of EU business representations
Est. 5minEurope’s startup scene is dynamic, ambitious and growing – but when it comes to shaping the rules that govern it, the continent’s most innovative voices remain sidelined.
Couples therapy? EU-China relations hit new low ahead of summit
Est. 4minIt was never going to be easy for Europe and China, but with a third person raising tensions, this marriage of convenience is being tested to new limits.