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[…] Today, 82 % of greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union emanate from the energy sector. Adapting EU Cohesion policy to address the dynamic shifts unfolding in the energy landscape could be key [...]

[…] Energising EU Cohesion: The Renewable Energy Transition Powers Up Lagging Regions Today, 82 % of greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union emanate from the energy sector. Adapting EU Cohesion [...]

[…] Press Release: The European Union wants to be climateneutral by 2050 - this is at the heart of the Green Deal. The biggest challenge to this is the decarbonization of the European energy system. To [...]

[…] Together with the European Committee of the Regions, the New Democracy project has launched the "Becoming a Participation Professional" initiative. The aim: to provide young politicians from the EU [...]

[…] After the first meeting in May 2023 at the Baden-Württemberg State Representation, the experts from national and international organisations now met for the second time in Brussels on 20. and 21. [...]

[…] It is our pleasure to invite you to our latest EU Toolbox Talk Determined to Deter? Responding to Weaponized Interdependence with the Anti-Coercion Instrument An online discussion with: Colin Brown, [...]

[…] The transition to green energy offers new opportunities for rural regions in Europe in particular: our calculations show an increase in employment and added value by 2050, especially for rural regions [...]

[…] Israel’s war in Gaza has left Saudi Arabia hedging its bets on the international stage and has stalled its tentative rapprochement with Iran. How is the ongoing conflict set to shape the nation’s [...]

[…] Nach wie vor gibt es nicht genügend Betreuungsplätze für Kinder, um den Rechtsanspruch auf eine Kindertagesbetreuung zu erfüllen, wenn Eltern diese wünschen; zudem schwankt die Qualität der [...]

[…] This is the argument put forward by Markus Jaeger, research fellow at DGAP (German Council on Foreign Relations) and an adjunct professor at Columbia University in New York, in this policy brief. [...]