Representatives of the Council of the European Union, the European Commission and the European Parliament have signed a joint declaration setting out their shared political commitment to protecting, promoting and supporting culture in Europe.

The Council has agreed a partial general approach on the regulation establishing the new AgoraEU programme for culture, media and civil society in 2028-2034.

The EU Council has approved conclusions on the role of teachers in the era of artificial intelligence (AI) that call for an ethical, safe and human-centred approach to AI in education.

The Council has approved conclusions stressing the need to safeguard and promote culture in all its forms and Europe’s cultural heritage as crucial factors in building and maintaining democratic resilience.

The Council has approved conclusions evaluating the legal framework for audiovisual media services and video-sharing platform services in the EU, ahead of the upcoming review of the audiovisual media services directive.

The Council has adopted a recommendation and approved a parallel resolution laying the groundwork for the implementation of a joint European degree label and setting out the next steps towards the possible introduction of a joint European degree.

The Council has adopted a recommendation encouraging EU countries to make careers in higher education more attractive and sustainable, and ensuring greater recognition of the roles and tasks carried out by higher education professionals.

The Council has approved conclusions on improving access to ‘glocal’ opportunities for young people living in rural and remote areas.

The Council has approved conclusions on ways to support influencers as online content creators in the EU.

The Council has adopted a recommendation aiming to improve opportunities for learning, training and studying abroad and encourage more people to take advantage of learning mobility opportunities.

The Council has adopted a new law to safeguard media freedom, pluralism and independence in the EU.

EU member states’ representatives endorsed the provisional agreement between the Council and the European Parliament’s negotiators on a new law to safeguard media freedom in the EU.

The Council has reached a provisional agreement with the European Parliament on a new law to safeguard media freedom, pluralism and independence in the EU.

The Council has approved conclusions on women and equality in the field of sport, to promote equal participation, visibility and leadership.

The Council approved conclusions on enhancing the cultural and creative dimension of the European video games sector.

The Council adopted recommendations on key enabling factors for successful digital education and training, and on improving the provision of digital skills and competences.

The ministers approved conclusions on the contribution of education and training to strengthening common European values and democratic citizenship.

EU member state ambassadors have agreed the Council’s position on a new law to safeguard media freedom, pluralism and independence in the EU.

The Council has approved conclusions on the social dimension of a sustainable Europe for young people.