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At their last meeting under the German Presidency of the Council of the EU, European research ministers set the course for research and innovation to support Europe’s economic recovery.
We have made good progress in the sectoral negotiations with the European Parliament

Since mid-June, photographer Carsten Sander has been on a trip across Europe. His mission? To capture 1,000 portraits of Europeans. He has already visited 25 EU member states. An interview about art, chance encounters – and why Europe is well on the way to growing together.
The people there have a lovely sense of community.

For the first time, the European Council has enshrined a commitment to the rule of law and a mechanism to protect the budget in its decision on the Multiannual Financial Framework. Minister of State Michael Roth spoke to German newspaper FAZ about its design (interview from 27 July 2020).
Does the agreement have too little substance?

The Governments of Germany, Portugal and Slovenia share their visions for 18 months of cooperative work in the Trio Programme.
Today, in 2020, in the middle of the Corona crisis, we would have had to invent it

The coronavirus pandemic is also impacting international exchanges between young people as well as youth work. Franziska Giffey discussed with EU youth ministers how best to maintain and strengthen contacts. 
This we have managed to accomplish.

The European Union is a community of shared values and laws. Human dignity, pluralistic democracy, freedom, tolerance, equality and non-discrimination, justice and the upholding of human rights constitute the foundations of the EU.
serve as the basis for a political dialogue in which all the member states will have

Following intensive negotiations led by Germany’s Federal Minister of Food and Agriculture Julia Klöckner, the EU Agriculture and Fisheries Council in Luxembourg today adopted new catch quotas for the Baltic Sea for the year to come.
The European Commission, the European Parliament, and the Council have agreed to

On 30 November, EU ministers for education and also for youth met in two separate videoconferences under the auspices of the German Presidency of the Council of the EU. The meetings were led by Germany’s Minister of Education, Anja Karliczek, and Germany’s Youth Minister, Franziska Giffey. 
Since its inception in 1987, over 9 million people have taken part in this programme

The European Centre of Excellence for Civilian Crisis Management (CoE) opens its doors on 17 September in Berlin. International partners will work together to defuse conflicts through civilian means.
German Federal Foreign Minister Heiko Maas declared: All crises in our neighbourhood have

The elections in Belarus were „neither free nor fair“ said the Chancellor after the members of the European Council met. Together, she reported, the European Council has condemned the use of violence in the country and advocated a dialogue between the government, the opposition and civil society.
“The courage of those who have demonstrated peacefully has impressed us.”