TikTok: preliminary findings on harmful “rabbit hole” effect
The European Commission has preliminarily found TikTok in breach of the Digital Services Act (DSA) for the so-called ‘rabbit hole effect' of its recommender system.
The European Commission has preliminarily found TikTok in breach of the Digital Services Act (DSA) for the so-called ‘rabbit hole effect' of its recommender system.
The education and skills package helps reverse the decline in basic skills and improve teaching and how digital tools and AI are used in education
The European Commission has taken stock of the progress made over the past year by countries looking to join the EU and set out reform priorities for the way forward.
The Commission has adopted its 2027 work programme, setting out its main initiatives for year ahead. It will focus on delivering, implementing and enforcing on its ambitious policies.
The EU's proactive and systemic risk management approach to protect Europeans and the EU economy from the impacts of climate change.
The Commission has proposed to reinforce Frontex, the EU agency that plays a crucial role in supporting EU and Schengen countries in managing the EU’s external borders.
The European Commission has set out its vision for fisheries and aquaculture towards 2040 to support fishers, aquaculture producers and local communities.
Learn about the EU campaign to promote cybersecurity in the Europe and about what the EU is doing to better prepare us for and respond to cybersecurity threats
The new strategy for the Arctic is a framework of cooperation that places people, security, climate and prosperity at its core
You have until 31 October 2026 to submit your European Climate Pact Ambassador application. Applications are assessed on a rolling basis – so early applications are welcome!
Our interview with the largest breast cancer patient advocacy organisation in Europe during Pink October
World Mental Health Day on October 10 serves as a reminder that good mental health is important and how we can prioritise it in our lives. This year’s theme ‘Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change’ stresses how conversations about mental health make a difference.
The European Commission has reviewed the actions needed to prepare the EU and countries seeking to join the EU for future enlargements.
During a virtual meeting to address challenges to energy security, the G7 Leaders agreed a series of coordinated measures to stabilize immediate energy supplies, shield households and businesses from price shocks, and strengthen the long-term resilience of global energy systems.
The electrification action plan will speed up the shift from fossil fuels to electricity in Europe by making electricity and electricity-based technologies more competitive
Know your numbers, protect your heart – take a simple check and join Europe’s fight against the silent killer. Today marks the start of the EU’s first-ever Screening Week that encourages people to get tested for cardiovascular diseases and raise awareness around prevention.
26 September is the European Day of Languages. Find out what this day is about and how you can join in the celebrations.
A new season of citizens’ panels has kicked off with the first session of the Citizens’ Panel on Democratic Resilience in Brussels. Find out more.
The European Commission has proposed a common rating scheme for data centres aimed at increasing transparency on their energy use and supporting their sustainable integration into Europe's energy system.
Protecting children online is a priority for the European Commission. This is why we have proposed a new KIDS Act to introduce a gradual uptake of social media for children across the EU.