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TechEU: connecting capital with growthCapital, loans and intermediaries: the name TechEU covers different channels for growing businesses.
Travel and overnight stays: two measuresTourism figures for 2025 published by Eurostat in October distinguish between residents’ trips and overnight stays recorded by accommodation establishments. Luxembourg illustrates the difference.
Organic: agreement on European rulesThe 20 October compromise distinguishes between the sale of imported organic products and the use of the European logo. Formal adoption is still pending.
Food waste: counting without blamingA total for food waste does not tell us how many meals could have been saved. The editorial team believes that tackling waste requires clearly explained figures and precise responsibilities.
After the vote, who oversees European laws?Does a law achieve its aim once it has been passed? A September 2026 research briefing explains how the European Parliament can hold the executive to account.
Repair must become a practical choiceEncouraging repair is not enough. Our view is that the price, timescale and access to a professional must make it possible to choose repair without facing an obstacle course.
CJEU: three appointments, two term timetablesNiels Fenger is reappointed to the Court of Justice for 2027–2033. Andria Buhagiar and Ivan Stoynev are appointed to the General Court for terms ending in 2031.
Before investing: read the fees, risks and exit termsThe key information document accompanies products covered by the PRIIPs Regulation. The CSSF reminds investors that it must be provided before they commit: an opportunity to ask questions, not a guarantee of returns.
AgoraEU: what a ‘partial’ agreement entailsCulture, media, democratic participation: the mandate adopted by the Council on 12 May 2026 sets out a shared programme. It does not, by itself, settle its funding.
Skills shortages: what Europe is proposingIn response to skills shortages, the EU Council is calling for closer links between businesses and training. The issue goes beyond the number of jobs available.
A panel to make your priorities heardOn 16 October in Kirchberg, residents are invited to discuss democracy and protecting everyday life. Before taking part, here is what the announcement and registration form say.
Voting where you live: removing barriersThe European reform adopted in May is aimed at the procedures that hinder municipal voting by citizens living in another Member State. The right already exists; the challenge is to exercise it.