Academics want whoever wins to follow through on reforms that have set Slovenia on the right path

Cyprus wants to reach a ‘partial general approach’ on the next Framework Programme by the end of June

Budget woes and unpaid bills are forcing the government to reconsider its spending on ESA membership

Cohesion and innovation policy should not be seen as separate, but interconnected components of a single innovation strategy

MEPs warn that handing Widening to finance ministries would turn it into a budget bargaining chip

Twinning continues to dominate plans for 2026, with a budget set at €223 million

A European Parliament resolution and Commission report paint a bleak picture of academic freedom in the candidate country

Barriers remain in the European Research Area, amid a new push to further integrate the Western Balkans