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The implementation dialogue on maritime spatial planning (MSP) took place on 1 July in Brussels. Hosted by Costas Kadis, Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans, the event brought together a broad range of stakeholders—business and industry representatives, civil society organisations, and public

Have you ever thought about what happens to waste from the fishing industry? With EU support, Estonian scientists have found a great answer: they transform it into wound dressings and leather-like fabrics! Experts in fisheries, fish processing, science, and

Clean water is essential for aquatic ecosystems and the industries depending on them. Nitrogen Sensing Solutions (NS2), a pioneering Portuguese startup, has developed a portable system that measures nitrogen levels in real-time.

Negotiations will run until August 14, following a previous session last year that made significant progress but ultimately failed in concluding a deal.

Today, the European Commission proposed to simplify the collection and compilation of statistics on European fisheries and aquaculture.

The latest episode of the Euronews series explores ways to fight plastic pollution at source, ahead of negotiations on a Global Plastics Treaty.

Coastal tourism is evolving, with a growing focus on innovation and sustainability. As awareness of environmental impact increases, travellers are looking for experiences that respect nature and local culture. In this episode, we explore EU-supported projects offering new approaches to seaside

Atlantic Network of tourist experiences to promote the fishing and maritime cultural heritage

The #EUBeachCleanup Campaign is a campaign organised by the European Union in partnership with the United Nations, and with the friendly collaboration of the Smurfs.

The Commission has presented its proposal for an ambitious and dynamic long-term EU budget, the so-called Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), which will run for seven years, starting in 2028.