Thursday, December 31, 2020

Smart Futures News

Government Europa brings you the latest Smart Futures News from across the field of European Government Policy.

eu-canada summit

EU-Canada Summit reaffirms commitment to trade, co-operation

Representatives of the EU and Canada met in Montreal on Thursday 17 and Friday 18 July for the 17th annual EU-Canada Summit. Cecilia Malmström, the...
czech sme support

Czech SME support to be deployed under new EIB agreement

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has partnered with Czechia’s largest bank to deploy €306m in Czech SME support. The agreement between the EIB, the European...
investing in women code

Investing in Women Code to support UK female entrepreneurs

Several major banks and venture capital firms in the UK have signed up to the new Investing in Women Code, committing to support female...
Statement of intent on space exploration

Statement of intent on space exploration outlines UK-US moon ambition

The space agencies of the UK and USA have signed a joint statement of intent on space exploration and research. UK Science Minister Chris Skidmore...
airbnb eu consumer

Airbnb EU consumer compliance negotiations lead to improved practice

Holiday marketplace platform Airbnb has agreed to update its consumer protection practices in line with EU law after extensive negotiations. The European Commission, along with...
higher education and brexit scottish universities

Higher education and Brexit: Scottish universities raise concern

Scotland’s Constitutional Relations Secretary Michael Russell has urged the UK government to issue guarantees on higher education and Brexit. If the UK leaves the EU...
eit innovation strategy

EIT innovation strategy proposed for 2021-27

The European Commission has put forward its 2021-27 Strategic Innovation Agenda for the European Institute for Innovation and Technology (EIT). The Commission proposed a €3bn...
banking stress tests audit

Banking stress tests audit shows need for wider risk assessment

An EU-wide banking stress tests audit has found that stress tests administered by the European Banking Authority (EBA) pay insufficient attention to systemic risk. The...
helsinki sustainability

Helsinki sustainability celebrated as Finland takes over EU presidency

Finland has commemorated the opening of its tenure holding the presidency of the EU with a range of events celebrating sustainability in Helsinki. Mayor of...
hello kitty antitrust investigation

Hello Kitty antitrust investigation leads to €6.2m fine

The European Commission has imposed a fine of €6.2m on Japanese company Sanrio, owner of the Hello Kitty brand, for restricting merchandise sales between...

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