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German Federal Research Minister Anja Karliczek updated counterparts on the status of planned legislation in the field of research and innovation at the videoconference. This included the EU’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, to be launched next year. An overview.
Why do we have European research and innovation programmes?

China is an important partner for the EU on climate protection and other issues for the future. It is a competitor in trade and technology. However, the country is also a systemic rival on issues of governance, values and multilateralism. A look at the facts.
Thus, the People’s Republic and the Union have signed and ratified the 2015 Paris

Since mid-June, photographer Carsten Sander has been on a trip across Europe. His mission? To capture 1,000 portraits of Europeans. He has already visited 25 EU member states. An interview about art, chance encounters – and why Europe is well on the way to growing together.
The people there have a lovely sense of community.

For the first time, the European Council has enshrined a commitment to the rule of law and a mechanism to protect the budget in its decision on the Multiannual Financial Framework. Minister of State Michael Roth spoke to German newspaper FAZ about its design (interview from 27 July 2020).
Does the agreement have too little substance?

One week after the devastating explosion, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas is travelling to Lebanon today (12 August). His message is that Germany will not leave the Lebanese people to cope on their own.
Other staff members have been injured, while many have lost their homes and are in

The first meeting in person of the Heads of State and Government of the EU since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic turned into a negotiating marathon. Instead of running two days as originally planned, the special meeting of the European Council lasted four days and nights, from 17 to 21 July.
Brussels… © European Union Schließen …and French President Emmanuel Macron have

EU environment and climate ministers met in Berlin last week for an informal meeting. This series “Citytour: Europe happens here” complements the meeting and takes readers to some of Berlin’s greenest places.
“We all have one goal in sight,” she said, making a statement upon arrival at the

Speaking in the Bundesrat, Chancellor Merkel laid out the priorities of Germany’s Presidency of the Council of the EU. „Together, we – the federal government, the federal states, our towns, cities and local authorities – can push ahead with Europe’s recovery“, she said. 
The federal and state governments have continued to agree on solutions that have

EU education ministers gathered in Osnabrück this week for an informal meeting. But what is so special about the city and the region? What are the city’s European qualities? This series “Citytour: Europe happens here” complements the meeting and offers answers with a report from Osnabrück.
They have come to Osnabrück at her invitation, to discuss the future of vocational

A European Union that acts globally requires achievable strategic objectives. This will ensure clarity within the EU and at the same time increase the European Union’s credibility with third parties.
New Security Policy Document EU member states have differing strategic cultures.