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Skills lagging, time ticking: Europe’s digital deadline looms
Alarming data on digital competencies of adult EU citizens: Is there a chance to improve the current results?
Looking for a job in the EU? Discover EURES
Finding work in a different country can be tough, but EURES makes it easier. This EU program helps people find jobs abroad and assists employers in finding the skilled workers they need. It's more than just an idea – it's a real program that's already helped countless people.
Google vs. News Publishers: The Battle Over Content and the Future of Journalism
Did Google just run a test or are they dodging copyright fees? Google removed news from some EU search results and pissed off a lot of people. Publishers say Google is trying to avoid paying them, but Google claims it's not making much money from news.
Why do politicians love Signal? And why do they keep messing up?
In today’s digital world, politicians rely more than ever on messaging apps to communicate confidentially. Among them, Signal has become the go-to choice for government officials in Europe and the US. But why is it so popular, and why do politicians keep making embarrassing mistakes when using it?
How long-term forecasting could help us tackle droughts
Scientists have found that long-term forecasting could play a key role in predicting droughts, helping us prepare for this dangerous phenomenon and reducing its catastrophic effects on the climate.
Youth voices matter: How young people may influence decisions in Brussels
Forget empty promises - Youth Policy Dialogues give young people a real seat at the table, tackling issues that actually matter, from climate change to job security.
The EU takes a stand for gender equality in corporate boards
The European Union is stepping up its efforts to promote gender balance in all areas of life, including by tackling inequality in corporate leadership. (Michalina Szpyrka | Euractiv.pl) The EU...
Europe’s pursuit of tech leadership: Obstacles and possibilities
As technological advancements reshape the global economy, Europe’s role as a leader in innovation is increasingly critical. The European Union must not only maintain its competitive edge but also address...
Illegal employment of foreigners: How do EU countries combat the issue?
The illegal employment of foreigners remains a major challenge in the EU, straining tax revenues and social security systems. (Michalina Szpyrka | Euractiv.pl) The illegal employment of foreigners from outside...
Digitalisation and climate: Progress or environmental threat?
Digital technology is woven into our daily lives, offering convenience and efficiency. But does this digital revolution help or harm our climate? (Michalina Szpyrka | Euractiv.pl) Digitalisation has permeated every...
A smoke-free future: How the EU is protecting citizens’ health
To safeguard citizens from the harmful impacts of active and passive smoking, the European Union has implemented a range of regulations that foster a smoke-free environment. (Michalina Szpyrka | euractiv.pl)...
Empowering women in science: EU’s commitment to equality
Women make up nearly half of EU doctoral graduates, yet remain underrepresented in science, facing shorter careers and lower pay. On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science,...
High stakes: Europe’s growing addiction to illegal drugs despite crackdown
Europe addicted. Drugs widely available, report finds. Despite ongoing efforts to curb supply, drug availability in Europe remains high, fueling widespread use of illicit substances.