Nominees of the 27 EU nations for a job on the next European Commission. Their current jobs are in brackets. EU portfolios will be assigned in the weeks ahead. _ Austria: Johannes Hahn (Austrian research minister) _ Belgium:...
Students from three Maltese schools will join some 3,000 others from all over Europe, including Kalix near the Arctic Circle in Sweden, Heraklion in Crete, Saint Martin in the West Indies and Paralimni in Cyprus, in the third...
European Commission representatives are in France this week to encourage young people to consider a career in languages, amid fears that the EU executive will face a "serious shortage" of French-language interpreters within...
Bratislava - The Slovak government proposed its incumbent European Commissioner Maros Sefcovic for a post in the next European Commission, a government spokesman said Wednesday. Prime Minister Robert Fico's centre-left...
The European Commission is seeking to kill off excessive legal speak by setting up a hotline that will give officials advice on how to write more clearly, it emerged at a conference in Brussels yesterday (17 November).
The new European Institute for Innovation and Technology (EIT) is working to attract private funds to ensure its flagship research consortia are sustainable, EIT Director Gérard de Nazelle told EurActiv Hungary in an interview.
Today the European Commission appointed Jan Truszczyński as Director-General of the Education and Culture DG. He will be responsible for overall management of the Directorate-General and its staff of over 650 women and men....
IETM has been taking an active part in the “Access to Culture” platform for structured dialogue between the European civil society in the cultural sector and the European Commission . Input, advice and opinions of IETM members...
BRUSSELS, Oct. 23 (Xinhua) -- The European Union (EU) Friday launched a new civil society platform for the promotion of multilingualism. It is intended to promote a permanent dialogue between the European Commission (EC) and...
Frankfurt (AFP) Oct 17, 2009 - "Garbage" and "hysterical propaganda" was one angry reaction at the world's biggest book fair this year when Google, the world's biggest Internet search service, defended plans to turn millions of...