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The EU is a global leader in biotechnology, with the sector having expanded more than twice as fast as the overall economy in recent years. Yet, it faces significant challenges when it comes to scaling up EU-based production. Despite rapid advancements in biotech R&D, critical health products...

In the current tense EU agricultural context and the increased international pressure, farmers struggle to ensure stable incomes. At the same time, the EU is at a crossroads in delivering on its climate and energy commitments, particularly in the transport...

Gain exclusive, data-driven insight into a new pan-European women’s health survey from the European Migraine & Headache Alliance, revealing a systemic blind spot: most women affected by migraine are of working age yet face delayed diagnosis and fragmented care. The...

As Europe heads to a net-zero economy, renewable liquid gases (rLGs) such as bioLPG and renewable DME are gaining attention as practical, immediately deployable solutions for decarbonising transport, heating, and industrial sectors, particularly in rural and off-grid areas where energy...

Geo-blocking—or more accurately, geo-enabling—is a cornerstone of Europe’s creative and cultural sectors. By allowing commercial and contractual freedom, to agree territorial exclusivity, supported by geo-blocking, the EU enables the creation, financing, production, and distribution and showcasing both offline and online...

Europe’s cities are at a turning point. Climate imperatives, demographic shifts, digital transformation, and new expectations for urban life are reshaping how communities grow, connect, and thrive. As the EU intensifies efforts toward climate neutrality, resilience, and inclusive prosperity, next-generation...

Europe is at a crossroads. As global competition intensifies and technological innovation accelerates, intellectual property is no longer just a legal tool—it is a strategic engine driving industrial growth and shaping the continent’s economic future. This event will bring together...

Europe is at a pivotal moment for its industrial base. Decarbonisation and de-risking, alongside global competition and strategic dependencies, are reshaping how Europe powers its economy and maintains industrial strength. Energy costs, access to clean technologies, resilient supply chains, and skilled labour have become central to Europe’s competitiveness,...

Biotechnology is becoming a decisive capability for Europe’s competitiveness, industrial resilience and strategic autonomy. But Europe enters the next institutional cycle with a fragmented policy landscape, uneven regulatory capacity, and persistent scale-up barriers. The Commission’s Biotech Communication I and Biotech...

 Europe is facing an escalating challenge from Cardio-Renal-Metabolic (CRM) diseases. Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of mortality among individuals living with chronic kidney disease, Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatohepatitis (MASH), and obesity. These conditions are deeply interconnected, as the heart, kidneys,...