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Commissioner Mariya Gabriel, pictured at an EP Plenary session, says “EdTech faces a number of challenges to consolidate its position in the evolving digital education ecosystem in the EU.” ©EU
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European Commission supports European EdTech to come of age

EU Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth Mariya Gabriel says that it is time for the public and private sector to deliver on the vision to make EdTech a key driver in the European digital education system.

Mariya Gabriel (guest contribution) • 11.11.2022
Current emission thresholds don’t take into consideration every source of air pollution.  Photo: Shutterstock
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Commission proposes new standards for vehicle emissions

Tracy Heindrichs • 10.11.2022
To ensure democracy in Europe, Jana Degrott thinks that Luxembourg should start having lists that represent the diversity of the country.  Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne/archives
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Jana Degrott: “You should not take democracy for granted”

Lisa Christl • 04.11.2022
A clear package of measures has yet to be announced--the EU energy ministers will meet again on 24 November in the hopes of finding common ground. Photo: European Union
EUROPE

One step closer to joint gas purchasing platform

Tracy Heindrichs • 26.10.2022
Luxembourg environment minister Joëlle Welfring urges EU member states to transition to greener energies not just for climate change mitigation but also to prevent energy dependency on external providers.  Photo: European Union
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EU ministers meet, agree on Cop27 stance

Tracy Heindrichs • 25.10.2022
Vladimir Bärtl opened the evening with a speech Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
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Czech embassy: 100 years of diplomatic relations

Lisa Christl • 21.10.2022
With energy prices threatening many EU households, leaders have to come up with a solution. Photo: Shutterstock
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Energy deal: EU leaders agree on roadmap

Tracy Heindrichs • 21.10.2022
Liz Truss, then foreign secretary, in Brussels in February 2022. The former Remainer believed that the UK could “take advantage of the freedoms of Brexit” Alexandros Michailidis/Shutterstock
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The next British PM must acknowledge the economic damage of Brexit

Duncan Roberts • 21.10.2022
Truss had the shortest mandates of any UK prime minister Photo: Shutterstock
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Liz Truss resigns as UK prime minister

Tracy Heindrichs • 20.10.2022
Anti-Brexit protesters pictured during a visit by the UK prime minister Boris Johnson to Luxembourg on 16 September 2019.  Jan Harion/Maison Moderne
EUROPE

Residency application deadline for Brits extended

Tracy Heindrichs • 10.10.2022
Prime minister Xavier Bettel (left) says the first EPC meeting was a success on a symbolic level. Photo: European Union
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First EPC meeting a display of European solidarity

Tracy Heindrichs • 07.10.2022
Christophe Frankel joined the ESM in 2012, the year the institution was established. (Photo: ESM)
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Christophe Frankel appointed interim ESM managing director

Marc Fassone • 06.10.2022
The European Political Commnity (EPC) was first proposed by French President Emmanuel Macron on 9 May. It aims to foster political dialogue and cooperation. Photo: Shutterstock
EUROPE

European Political Community takes shape

Teodor Georgiev • 06.10.2022
Klaus Regling, the current managing director of the European Stability Mechanism, will step down on 7 October 2022. The ESM’s Governing Council will hold an emergency meeting on 6 October to find a temporary successor. Photo: Shutterstock
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Next ESM managing director still needs to be named--by Friday

Benoît Theunissen • 05.10.2022
Concept for EU law to force USB-C chargers for all phones. EUROPEAN UNION flag and USBC universal charging cable. Selective focus. Copyright (c) 2021 mundissima/Shutterstock. No use without permission.
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Universal EU charger voted in

Teodor Georgiev • 04.10.2022
"We have a number of wind turbines and large solar installations which are currently benefiting from very high prices and which will be taxed," explains energy minister Claude Turmes. (Photo: Shutterstock)
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Luxembourg companies not disadvantaged by EU deal, says Turmes

Julien Carette • 03.10.2022
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