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The European Child Guarantee has a new framework to better monitor children's access to education, healthcare and housing conditions
The European Child Guarantee, the first EU-level policy addressing childhood challenges and exclusion, has a new monitoring framework. This will be a helpful tool to examine the access of children to early childhood education, regular school-based activities, nutrition at school, healthcare, and adequate housing.
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Commission reports shed light on research and innovation gaps to guide a digital and green transition
The European Commission has published two reports focusing on gaps of research and academic literature. They identify crucial aspects that need to be addressed in human and social sciences to guide Europe’s fair green and digital transition in terms of evidence-based science policy investment and to better focus on the relation of green and digital policies and the labour market.
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European Commission tribute to Jacques Delors
Former Commission President Jacques Delors, a major figure in the history of European integration, died on 27 December. He was 98. He was an ardent advocate of post-war European integration and architect of the European Union we know today. He served as President of the European Commission for three terms, from January 1985 until the end of 1994 – a period marked by a deep commitment to freedom, social justice and solidarity – values now rooted in our Union.
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New paper on how higher energy prices affect EU households published
The European Commission has published a working paper on the economic and distributional effects of higher energy prices on households in the EU.
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Automation, algorithms and the need to adapt: how is AI reshaping the world of work?
In this episode of Real economy, Euronews travels to the Netherlands to looks at Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its implications in terms of productivity and privacy.
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Commission promotes skills partnership to advance the digitalisation of the energy sector
Today, with the support of the European Commission, partners from the energy industry have established a large-scale skills partnership to boost skills development in the digitalisation of the energy sector across Europe.
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Commission considers that Hungary's judicial reform addressed deficiencies in judicial independence, but maintains measures on budget conditionality
The European Commission adopted two decisions regarding Hungary and the rule of law situation in the country. One related to judicial reform and the other to budget conditionality mechanism. With these decisions, the Commission is following up on various processes that were launched by the Commission and the Council in December 2022.
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Commission welcomes political agreement on improving working conditions in platform work
The European Commission welcomes the political agreement reached today between the European Parliament and the EU Member States on the Directive on improving the working conditions in platform work, which was proposed by the Commission in December 2021.
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Mediterranean Regional Platform met to discuss the implementation of the declaration on employment and labour
Representatives of 20 countries of the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) met in Berlin at the 15th Regional Platform on Employment and Labour. The discussion involved representatives of social partners and focused on youth employment as well as on the state-of-play of the implementation of the 2022 UfM Marrakech Ministerial Declaration and the new declaration to be issued in 2024
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How can we involve disadvantaged children in public decision-making?
European Commission met the participants of “Reaching In” project, funded by Eurochild, to discuss how to increase the impact that marginalised children have on public decision-making.