Category: European Commission (video statements)

Source: European Commission (video statements)

In response to rising hostile overflights, airspace violations, and growing risks to critical infrastructure, this Action Plan aims to help countries work more closely together and respond faster. It brings coordinated support to EU Member States, focusing on better preparedness, stronger drone detection, more effective incident response, and enhanced security and defence readiness across Europe. If you want to know more, read more here: https://link.europa.eu/fydjkhhx

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Source: European Commission (video statements)

Combating cyberbullying is a top priority for the Commission. On 10 February, alongside existing legal tools and initiatives, the Commission has adopted an EU action plan against cyberbullying. The action plan aims to protect the mental health of children and teens online in the EU. If you want to know more, read more here: https://link.europa.eu/XjcD67

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Source: European Commission (video statements)

This year marks the 25th anniversary of 112, a milestone that highlights how Europe works together to protect you every day, everywhere. Before, every European country had its own emergency number. Today, one single number works everywhere: 112.
Whether you need the police, fire brigade or medical assistance, 112 connects you to local emergency services anywhere in the European Union. The call is free of charge, works 24/7, can be made without a SIM card, and assistance is available in your own language. Location information can also be shared to help emergency services reach you faster. One number: 112. Fast. Free. Europe-wide.

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Source: European Commission (video statements)

3 out of 5 young people interviewed here had experienced cyberbullying. This has to change.
What are the solutions?

➡️ A European SAFER INTERNET CENTRE network to help parents, teachers and young people.
➡️ A new EU-wide app to report cyberbullying and get support fast.
➡️ A clear obligation on online platforms to take action and protect minors from cyberbullying.
 
This is the EU’s plan to make the online world safer and better for children and young people.

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Source: European Commission (video statements)

On 11 February, 2026 Commission President Ursula von der Leyen gives a speech at the European Industry Summit 2026 in Antwerp.

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The European Commission has shared preliminary findings under the Digital Services Act (DSA) concerning TikTok’s design features.
The investigation focuses on potentially addictive elements, particularly their impact on children and young users, and whether they comply with EU rules on online safety, transparency, and risk mitigation.

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Source: European Commission (video statements)

The Digital Services Act (DSA) gives EU citizens more control online: appeal content removals, report illegal material, protect minors, and see ads clearly, showing who placed them and why you’re seeing them.
Read more: https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/digital-services-act

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Source: European Commission (video statements)

Europe and India are deepening a partnership that reaches far beyond trade.
It brings together nearly 2 billion people, strengthens economic ties worth €180 billion a year, and cuts costs for European businesses by around €4 billion annually.
But the impact goes further creating more opportunities for jobs, study, innovation, and cultural exchange, as well as stronger cooperation between the world’s two largest democracies.
This partnership has a long history.

Now it’s gaining momentum.

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Source: European Commission (video statements)

On January 29, the Commission presented the first European Asylum and Migration Management Strategy. It sets out the EU’s political objectives on asylum and migration and will serve as a compass with concrete priorities for the next five years. On top of that, the Commission also adopted its first-ever EU Visa Strategy, setting out a framework for a visa policy that advances the EU’s long-term interests, and making visa policy more strategic and better equipped to respond to growing mobility, regional instability, and geopolitical competition.
Click on the link below to find out more about the two new strategies:
https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/news/commission-presents-five-year-strategy-migration-2026-01-29_en

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Source: European Commission (video statements)

The EU–India trade agreement creates the world’s biggest free trade zone, covering around 25% of global GDP. It removes trade barriers, opens new export opportunities, and strengthens Europe’s economic security by diversifying supply chains.

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