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European Year of Skills and the role of open data

Join us on Friday 31 March from 10.00 to 11.30 CET! This webinar will introduce the European Year of Skills and explore the tools and platforms available for upskilling data literacy. Date 31/03/2023 Registration Register here

Open Data Maturity 2022: Diving deeper into the quality dimension

Join our second webinar in a series of webinars on the dimensions of the Open Data Maturity report 2022, taking place on Tuesday 18 April from 14.00 to 16.00 CET. This webinar will highlight national approaches, best practices, and challenges related to the quality dimension of the ODM report. The first webinar, which took place in February 2023, discussed the key trends and progress of ODM among European countries.  Date 18/04/2023 Registration Register here

The future is data

'The future is data’ is an online conference organised by the Polish open data team. If you register, you can attend a data.europa.eu presentation on high-value dataset use cases. Date 18/04/2023 Registration Registrations to open soon here

News

New data portals harvested in 2022!

In 2022, data.europa.eu continued to expand and started to harvest seven new data portals. This significant development not only increases the availability of data, but also makes it easier to find specific datasets.   Read more

Explore the renewed data.europa academy!

Your learning hub for open data, the data.europa academy, keeps growing and evolving. A restructuring has taken place, providing courses and lessons for all audiences, levels of expertise or themes of interest.    Read more

Publications

International Women's Day

On the occasion of International Women's Day, take a closer look at data.europa.eu's article on encouraging transparency in the gender pay gap and explore the data story on high-value datasets measuring inequality in the EU.

Explore high-value datasets

In the light of the recently adopted high-value datasets implementing regulation, data.europa.eu has published various data stories on how such data can significantly impact our daily lives. If you are curious, you can learn more from data stories such as the opportunities of sharing cross-border geospatial datasets and forest-fires in the EU.

COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION latest

 

Press material Tuesday 28 March 2023

● European Council   28/03/2023 13:29 | Statements and remarks | Remarks by President Charles Michel following his meeting with President of the Republic of Moldova Maia Sandu   Thank you, Madame President, ladies and gentlemen. It’s a great pleasure to be back in Moldova today. Moldova, a candidate country for EU membership. This is a historic opportunity — for your country and for your people. I am absolutely convinced that it must be seized, and it will be seized. Russia continues to attack the free people of Ukraine. And here in Moldova, you are heavily impacted by Russia’s war against Ukraine. You have increasingly become a target of Russia’s malign intelligence. In recent months, Russia and its proxies have increasingly tried to destabilise your country, using energy, cyber-attacks, staging protests, and other disruptive activities. And we strongly condemn these attempts to destabilise your country. You have responded to these threats — and Russia’s war — with courage and resolve. And we have full confidence in the government’s ability to tackle all these threats. The EU stands in full solidarity with the people of Moldova in these challenging times. You are not alone. We have mobilised over one billion euros in the past year to support Moldova’s resilience and stability. It means that we are not supporting just with words, but we are supporting with our actions and our concrete support. And we are ready to do more. At last week’s European Council meeting, the 27 EU leaders decided to send a strong message of solidarity to the people of Moldova, and we asked the European Commission to present a support package for your country before summer. I also want to thank you, dear President — and your country — for your solidarity since the beginning of the war. Moldova has hosted a high number of Ukrainian refugees. You have also supported our Solidarity Lanes — essential corridors for keeping Ukraine linked to the rest of Europe and to the rest of the world. These are powerful symbols of Moldova’s European solidarity. I would also like to commend the government’s strong commitment to reforms, especially in these challenging circumstances. These reforms are vital in meeting the expectations of the Moldovan people and in strengthening your overall resilience. Moldova has already made considerable efforts. And it is important to continue implementing the nine steps in the opinion of the European Commission. We discussed in depth those questions, particularly the comprehensive reform of the judiciary, the fight against corruption, and the de-politicisation of state institutions. Finally, we also discussed our preparations for the summit of the European Political Community on June 1st. This will be an important political moment to bring together countries that support stability and security on our continent. And it’s particularly significant that it will take place here in Chișinău. I am absolutely confident that it will be a successful summit. Dear President, I would like to thank you again for your warm welcome. Moldova can count on the full support of the European Union during these difficult times and on your path towards our EU family. I look forward to coming back to Chișinău on June 1st. Thank you.

Press material Wednesday 29 March 2023

● Council of the EU   29/03/2023 10:06 | Press release | Council adopts negotiating mandate on EU law on criminal finances   The ambassadors of the EU member states today agreed the Council’s negotiating mandate for a proposed EU law to ease the access of national authorities to financial information. Access to financial information is an important instrument in financial investigations and in efforts to trace and confiscate the proceeds of crime. "The sums generated by criminal activities are simply shocking. Financial information is crucial for enforcers in the EU in order to trace and confiscate illegal money and follow potential leads." Gunnar Strömmer, Swedish Minister for Justice In their fight against money laundering, EU countries will soon have to make information from centralised bank account registers available through a single access point. The centralised bank account registers contain data on who has which bank account and where. The proposed law would ensure that national authorities dealing with criminal offences would also have access to these registers through this single access point.

Think Tank reports on the invasion of Ukraine

 

Library blog Wednesday 29 March 2023

● General Secretariat of the Council   Think Tank reports on the invasion of Ukraine   Understanding what has happened and what needs to happen next after one year of war in Ukraine; Ukraine conflict at the crossroads of Europe and Russia; who will pay the bills for Russia’s destruction of Ukraine; how the war in Ukraine impacts the EU’s grand strategy; why Europeans are coming together on Ukraine; and why Ukraine’s accession talks need bold action in Kyiv and Brussels are some of the topics discussed in the present update.

Think Tank reports on the invasion of Ukraine

• 29 March 2023
 
• Think Tank Review
 
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This is a non-exhaustive collection of Think Tanks reports on the invasion of Ukraine, covering the period from February 2022 onwards, which is regularly updated:

29.3.2023

Centre for European Policy Studies

One year of war in Ukraine: understanding what has happened and what needs to happen next