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On September 9th, Mario Draghi, former Italian Premier and President of the European Central Bank (ECB), formally presented “The Future of Competitiveness”, a report commissioned by Ursula von der Leyen to outline the EU’s trajectory in the coming years as it undergoes a digital and green transformation. One of the main focuses is on the pharmaceutical industry, the third most lucrative in the world.

As part of the first of three main areas identified by the former President of the European Central Bank and Italian Prime Minister for his recommendations to boost competitiveness in Europe, the chapter devoted to digitalisation is based on three main priorities

The automotive sector in the European Union is lagging behind on the roadmap to achieve the elimination of fossil fuel vehicles by 2035, as required by the EU regulation on car emissions. 

On Monday, 9th of September, Italian former prime minister and ex-president of the European Central Bank (ECB), Mario Draghi formally presented his long-awaited report on…

Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi presented a report on the future of European competitiveness, though it was delayed and was meant to be published…

It’s official: all Member States have nominated their candidates to compete for a position in the European Commission. Among the 27 States, only Bulgaria complied…

The legitimate right to self-defense, along with supporting Ukraine without being at war with Russia, were key topics highlighted by High Representative Josep Borrell during…

Josep Borrell considered it “one of the most intense Foreign ministers’ Council of the last five years”. The meeting was divided into three main themes:…

The current Commission President, von der Leyen, pledged to maintain the same standard of equity and representation in the next term, citing her first College as the most gender-balanced ever. Only five of the 22 countries that have disclosed their choice have nominated a woman

On Tuesday, August 20th, the EU Executive disclosed to interest parties the draft decision containing an adjusted set of duty rates. The comments obtained by interested parties and the remaining investigative steps led the European Commission to revise downward the provisional measures proposed on July 4th to be applied to involved Chinese companies

Last Sunday, August 18th, marked the entry into force of the Nature Restoration Law. Member States will decide what specific measures they will implement on their territories to fulfill the obligations and achieve the new targets

With the new mandate, the re-elected president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen promised to add two new figures in the picture: the…