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EESC Calls for an EU Blue Deal to Protect Water

EESC Calls for an EU Blue Deal to Protect Water

The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has issued a call for an 'EU Blue Deal,' advocating for a comprehensive policy framework to address water challenges across the Union. This initiative emphasizes the need for better water management, protection of water resources, and stakeholder engagement. The EESC's proposal aims to elevate water issues as a key priority for EU policymaking, urging action to ensure sustainable water access and quality for citizens and the environment.

EU needs a 'Blue Deal' for better water management and protection.
Nouveau: EU Blue Deal for Water Management
Securite & Affaires Etrangeres
Eurojust Coordinates Takedown of Criminal VPN Network

Eurojust Coordinates Takedown of Criminal VPN Network

Eurojust, in coordination with French and Dutch authorities and Europol, successfully dismantled a large-scale criminal Virtual Private Network (VPN) service. This VPN service, known as 'First VPN,' was actively promoted on Russian-speaking cybercrime forums and used by ransomware actors to evade law enforcement. The operation significantly impacts cybercrime operations by removing a key tool for anonymity.

EU law enforcement strikes major blow against cybercrime by dismantling criminal VPN network.
Suite: EU Cybercrime Crackdown
Droits & Societe
African Swine Fever Outbreaks Rise in EU

African Swine Fever Outbreaks Rise in EU

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) reported a significant increase in African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreaks across the EU in 2025, affecting both domestic pigs and wild boar. Outbreaks in domestic pigs rose by 76% and in wild boar by 44% compared to 2024. This increase highlights ongoing challenges for the agricultural sector and potential impacts on food production and prices for consumers.

Increased African Swine Fever outbreaks pose threat to EU pig farming and food supply.
Nouveau: EU Food Safety and Animal Health
Economie & Commerce
ECB Discusses Analytical Perspectives on Energy Shocks

ECB Discusses Analytical Perspectives on Energy Shocks

An ECB speech outlined analysis by its economists regarding energy supply shocks, a critical factor impacting the European economy. The discussion focused on understanding the economic consequences of such shocks and potential policy responses to mitigate their effects. This analysis is vital for informing the ECB's monetary policy decisions and ensuring economic stability for euro area citizens in the face of volatile energy markets.

ECB analyzing energy shocks to protect Euro area economic stability.
Suite: EU Energy Security and Inflation
Regulation Financiere
ESRB Seeks New Advisory Scientific Committee Members

ESRB Seeks New Advisory Scientific Committee Members

The European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) is seeking new members for its Advisory Scientific Committee. This committee plays a crucial role in providing independent advice and contributing to the ESRB's analysis of systemic risks to financial stability in the EU. The call for candidates aims to ensure a broad range of expertise in macroeconomic and financial stability issues, benefiting the overall resilience of the European financial system.

ESRB strengthening expert committee to bolster EU financial stability oversight.
Suite: Financial Stability Regulation

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Droits & Societe
Bacterial STIs at Record Highs in Europe

Bacterial STIs at Record Highs in Europe

New data from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) reveals record levels of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) across Europe in 2024. This surge is primarily driven by sharp increases in gonorrhoea and congenital syphilis, with cases of the latter nearly doubling. The ECDC warns of a growing public health concern and emphasizes the need for enhanced prevention and control strategies across the EU.

STIs reach record highs in Europe, with rising gonorrhoea and congenital syphilis cases alarming health authorities.
Suite: EU Disease Surveillance
Economie & Commerce
EIB Approves €6 Billion for Clean Energy, Agriculture

EIB Approves €6 Billion for Clean Energy, Agriculture

The European Investment Bank (EIB) Group has approved €6 billion in new financing. This significant investment is earmarked for promoting clean energy, climate-resilient agriculture, and enhancing European business competitiveness. These funds will support projects across various member states, contributing to the EU's green transition goals and fostering economic resilience.

€6 billion in EU financing approved to boost clean energy, sustainable farming, and business competitiveness.
Suite: EU Green Energy Investments
Securite & Affaires Etrangeres
Eurojust Supports Arrest in Homicide Case

Eurojust Supports Arrest in Homicide Case

Eurojust supported a joint action day that led to the arrest of a man suspected of the intentional homicide of his partner. Swiss and Spanish authorities collaborated to apprehend the suspect following the disappearance of a woman from Switzerland. This operation highlights the crucial role of Eurojust in facilitating cross-border judicial cooperation to tackle serious crimes and bring offenders to justice across Europe.

Cross-border cooperation led by Eurojust results in arrest for suspected homicide in Switzerland.
Suite: EU Organised Crime Crackdown

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