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Scientists call on Ursula von der Leyen to keep a distinct and strong portfolio for research and innovation  

Hungarian scientists face uphill battle to regain the trust of international partners after Horizon Europe funding ban

Beijing’s tools to stop technology leaving the country could be deployed against foreign research partners, think tank argues

Academics are speaking out against planned cuts to the German Academic Exchange Service in the draft budget for 2025

After meeting with counterparts in Washington DC, the US’s new SECURE Centre could be a model for Germany to follow

The merger of two current science bodies is intended to bring about a step change in how R&I is funded

As EU policymakers return from the summer break, we look at key decisions that will affect the R&I community in the months ahead

At the groundbreaking of the facility, leaders emphasise the importance of Europe having its own semiconductor industry

Defence ministries are overly focused on data and yet to harness the full potential of artificial intelligence, according to a multinational study

The European Molecular Biology Laboratory wants new measures to help researchers pursue their ideas

Civil rights activists report that any criticism of the war in Ukraine is being stifled. Militarisation and ideological indoctrination are also increasing

With a more pro-European government in London, the EU is making overtures on re-engaging. But questions over costs, visas and carve-outs remain

If you’ve escaped Brussels and want to finally do some deeper thinking about research and innovation, our journalists present their top books, podcasts and articles for the summer 

Eurospace annual report shows recent growth in the space sector is entirely driven by SpaceX and Chinese programmes

Stagnant budgets have meant real terms cuts. In Framework Programme 10 there must be more money for these critical research facilities