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EU AI transparency rules move from launch to implementation

AI
EU AI transparency duties now apply, while a voluntary code offers a compliance route. Provider marking and user-facing disclosures have different scopes.

European health officials practise coordinated emergency response

World
EU and candidate-country officials trained in Ljubljana to strengthen public health emergency centres, early detection and coordinated response.

EU warns attacks on Ukrainian grain routes endanger food supplies

Ukraine
EU diplomats warn that attacks on Ukrainian ports and grain routes threaten food supplies, with import-dependent countries exposed to disruption.

Eurogroup chief urges investment reforms to lift productivity

Eurozone
Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis called for deeper capital markets and investment reforms while stressing fiscal credibility amid energy pressures.

New European Bauhaus prizes reward water resilience and local renewal

Cities
The 2026 New European Bauhaus prizes recognise 13 winners, alongside support for 20 small municipalities, with water resilience among the priorities.

Belgian workers put job security ahead of pay, survey finds

Jobs
Job security leads Belgian workers' reasons for staying with an employer, a Partena survey finds. Work-life balance and the commute also outrank pay.

EU’s RAISE initiative seeks private support for AI research

AI
The EU’s RAISE pledging initiative seeks AI models, computing and training for researchers, with voluntary support from industry and philanthropy.

EU approves GIM and EQT’s joint acquisition of AES

Competition
EU regulators cleared GIM and EQT Fund Management’s joint acquisition of AES, finding limited market positions in their electricity-sector assessment.

EU clears Dentsu and Itochu’s joint control of Dentsu Soken

Competition
The European Commission cleared Dentsu and Itochu’s joint acquisition of Dentsu Soken, citing its negligible EEA activity and limited market overlap.

EU anti-poverty drive confronts housing and employment barriers

Cohesion
The EU’s anti-poverty strategy targets housing exclusion, access to work and support for children, with a 2030 goal measured against a 2019 baseline.

Europe’s bio-based materials face the test of industrial scale

Innovation
European projects are turning plant sugars and urban waste into materials. Scaling factories, controlling costs and finding buyers remain crucial tests.

Sarajevo receives ten trolleybuses backed by an €8m EIB loan

Transport
Ten electric trolleybuses have arrived in Sarajevo under an €8 million EIB-financed purchase, with five already operating in regular passenger service.
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