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Commission proposal to limit the CO2

The European Commission today proposed legislation to reduce the average CO2 emissions of new passenger cars to 120 grams per kilometre by 2012. The proposed legislation is the cornerstone of the EU's strategy to improve the fuel economy of cars, which account for about 12% of the European Union's carbon emissions. The proposal further underlines the EU's leadership and determination to deliver on its greenhouse gas commitments under the Kyoto Protocol and beyond.

EU renews economic sanctions over Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine for further six months

The Council today decided to prolong by six months, until 31 January 2023, the restrictive measures targeting specific sectors of the economy of the Russian Federation.

Clearview AI’s biometric photo database deemed illegal in the EU, but only partial deletion ordered

Clearview AI is a US company that scrapes photos from websites to create a permanent searchable database of biometric profiles. US authorities use the face recognition database to find further information on otherwhise unknown persons in pictures and videos. Following legal submissions by noyb, the Hamburg Data Protection Authority yesterday deemed such biometric profiles of Europeans illegal and ordered Clearview AI to delete the biometric profile of the complainant.

G8 summit from 17-18 June 2013 - Media accreditation open until 6 May

Council conclusions on the sustainability of public finances in the light of ageing populations

3167th ECONOMIC and FINANCIAL AFFAIRS Council meeting Brussels, 15 May 2012

Statement by High Representative Catherine Ashton on developments in Libya

Dichiarazione del ministro dell’economia e delle finanze on. Giulio Tremonti

PROTEZIONE CIVILE: MEF, NESSUN CAMBIAMENTO, SOLO PIÙ CONTROLLI A TUTELA CONTRIBUENTE

Approvato il Federalismo Municipale

Comunicato Stampa N° 13 del 3 febbraio 2011

FABBISOGNO DEL MESE DI GENNAIO 2011

G8: Accordo su economia, clima e sviluppo

Modernising education and training: a vital contribution to prosperity and social cohesion in Europe

This is the second report on progress under the "Education & Training 2010" work programme. Even though national reforms are going in the right direction, the pace of reform must be speeded up. Investment in pre-school education is of paramount importance for preventing school failure and social exclusion, and for laying the foundations for further learning. The report concludes that, unless significantly greater efforts are made in the areas of early school-leaving, completion of upper-secondary education, and key skills, a larger proportion of the next generation will face social exclusion.