The Latest Breaking News from the European Commission

High costs, local opposition and technical issues threaten the viability of the EU’s multi-billion euro gamble on CCS to decarbonise heavy industry.

EU Staff for Peace letter accuses institution bosses of failing to exert influence to help Palestinians

The European Cloud Competition Observatory has issued its second damming report against Broadcom, relating to VMware pricing.

Cross-party MEPs demand a complete cut of funds for Hungary, claiming it regressing alarmingly. The European Commission is willing to discuss the use of the budget tool to preserve democracy.

Business sector gives cautious welcome to new Commission proposals to strengthen trade between member states on internal market.

Although air transport contributes a small proportion to global greenhouse gas emissions (approximately 3.5%), the expected growth in traffic compels the industry to minimize its environmental footprint. The European Commission aims to have carbon neutrality in 2050. To help reach this goal, the industry needs to change its practices.

Paris has categorically rejected the allegations made by Telegram founder Pavel Durov, who has provided no evidence to back up his allegations.

The European Commission proposed a revision of the “third safe country” concept, paving the way for agreements similar to the UK-Rwanda asylum partnership.

The announcement is an important step forward, however, there is scant detail about how it will work in practice