A new analysis of Cohesion Policy spending in 10 EU countries has demonstrated that Cohesion Policy, the Union’s second largest funding programme, is not focused enough on financing environment ...

The European Union’s Cohesion Policy has been a cornerstone instrument aimed at reducing economic, social and territorial disparities across member states. By deploying a range of Structural Funds and ...

As part of ongoing discussions about the future of cohesion policy, the Council approved conclusions on the role of cohesion policy in addressing demographic challenges in the EU. The conclusions ...

The European Union’s approach to territorial cohesion represents a central pillar in efforts to harmonise economic, social, and environmental development across its diverse regions. This policy ...

The Council today approved conclusions, setting out its position on key aspects for the future development of cohesion policy. The conclusions will serve as a basis for discussions in the coming years ...

Cohesion remains one of the priorities of the European Union, as the concrete expression of European solidarity, as the policy that turns European values into actions and gives meaning to the promise ...

The EU has struggled to deliver solutions to some of its main challenges in recent years, including high unemployment, low levels of growth, migration flows, as well as environmental issues. These ...

The most important debates of the coming years in the European Union will revolve around the reform of cohesion policy, with preparations already underway. In our webinar, we will review the ...

AGERPRES special correspondent Oana Tilica reports: Romania has so far attracted 11.04 billion euros worth of European funds under the ongoing programming period (2014-2020), through the Cohesion ...

Many think of Frankfurt as the financial centre of the EU and, therefore, as its economic beating heart. One can also say the same about our national capitals and two or three of the largest cities in ...

The EU's proposed budget for 2028 until 2034 runs the risk of turning its cohesion policy into a competition for funding, as it would merge it with other major spending areas. There are now concerns ...