Scottish Brexit impact study predicts serious economic consequences
A new study by the Scottish government has highlighted the destructive impact Brexit will have on Scotland’s economy. The report, titled ‘Scotland's place in Europe:...
Macro-financial assistance to Tunisia: €150m EU loan approved
The European Commission has approved the disbursement of €150m in macro-financial assistance to Tunisia. The loan, which represents the third disbursement under the EU’s second...
Industrial rail cybersecurity imperative for the future of transport
Courtney Schneider, Cyber Policy Research Manager at Waterfall Security Solutions, discusses the importance of industrial cybersecurity for rail transport. Top priorities for most rail transport...
Rare diseases in Austria: exploring Mucopolysaccharide storage disorders
Professor Susanne Gerit Kircher of the Medical University of Vienna discusses the situation of rare diseases in Austria, including Mucopolysaccharide storage disorders. In Europe, a...
Rise in environmental crime to be addressed at Eurojust conference
Eurojust, the EU’s judicial co-operation unit, is holding a joint conference aimed at addressing the rise in environmental crime across Europe. The ‘International collaboration and...
Maritime Growth Plan promotes competitiveness, jobs creation
The European Community Shipowners’ Associations (ECSA) has launched its Maritime Growth Plan for sustainable growth in the maritime sector. ECSA, a shipping sector trade association...
EIB library funding enables access to 270,000 books in Mariupol
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has provided funding for the renovation of a city library in Mariupol, Ukraine. The funding, released under the EIB’s Early...
EU disinformation self-assessments released
The European Commission has published the first annual self-assessments conducted by signatories to its Code of Practice on Disinformation. The EU’s Code of Practice on...
Marel Curio acquisition a boost for fish processing
Icelandic food processing systems provider Marel has announced its acquisition of a 50% stake in Curio, a whitefish processing firm. Marel, one of the world’s...
Trustworthy autonomous systems research launched
The UK government has launched a new research programme to examine the feasibility of trustworthy autonomous systems. The £34m (€39.43m) programme will bring together scientists...
