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€20M effort to get more ‘Made in Germany’ components comes as EIT unit issues report on digital soveriegnty

Member states agree in principle that Europe needs to make its food supply more resilient to future crises, but ministers are worried about the downside of EU plan to make food production more eco-friendly

GAIA-X digital platform aims to create European cloud computing ecosystem connecting users with providers from around the world

But critics say proposed budget does not meet ambitions and new strategies are needed to increase biodiversity and boost greener farming - without reducing yields

G7 science ministers pledge to launch ‘Global AI Partnership’, in a step to develop a global approach to handling the new technology

Decision to postpone is ‘organisational’ but could be read as a signal to member states and national research ministers to agree on the final details of the research programme before the next EU budget comes into force

‘Airbus of Batteries’ charges up as EU reaffirms its goal to invest €1B in industry this year, to limit dependence on Chinese imports and deliver green growth  

The agreement is a landmark decision by one of the largest science publishers and follows years of resisting international push for open access

European University Association calls on policy makers to prioritise research and innovation in post-COVID-19 rescue packages - and avoid reproducing some of the effects of 2008 financial crisis

An entire apparatus sprang into life to contain the virus on the island. Now the hope is that the infection can be controlled until there is a vaccine

Horizon Europe ‘will be strengthened’, after research spending ‘proves its worth’ during COVID-19 crisis, von der Leyen tells MEPs

Waldemar Kütt given job 10 months after taking interim role following surprise resignation of his predecessor

European Innovation Council announces €114 million for 35 projects in its latest funding round, and appoints first programme manager to steer biomedical research to commercial success

The Labour Party’s Josianne Cutajar argues for broad investment in skills, and giving citizens more say in EU spending