The latest survey shows that nearly 75% of Europeans believe their country benefits from EU membership.
Over the years, the EU flag has become the most recognisable symbol of a shared European identity, fostering a sense of solidarity and community.
Today marks 40 years since it was raised for the very first time in front of our headquarters in Brussels.
The EU flag belongs to all Europeans.
It’s a symbol of our shared values, opportunities and common future.
The 2026 MSCA Doctoral Networks call for proposals is now open 🚀
We’re making close to €600 million available for researchers to work abroad, acquire new skills, and collaborate with leading scientific teams around the world.
Europe’s scientific talent is world-class. We intend to keep it that way.
Find out more: https://link.europa.eu/h9w4k3
150 citizens from across the EU have spent the past three months discussing how Europe can be better prepared for future crises.
Last weekend in Brussels, they presented 20 recommendations to strengthen preparedness, covering areas such as crisis communication, education, resilience, inclusion, volunteering, and countering disinformation.
Their recommendations will now contribute to the implementation of the EU Preparedness Union Strategy. 🇪🇺
Continue the discussion 👉 https://link.europa.eu/gghTvC
Global funding shortages mean that out of 239 million people needing assistance this year, only fewer than half can be reached.
Worse, attacks on aid workers have reached horrific levels.
We are responding with concrete actions to improve how funding reaches those in need:
➡️ Strengthening humanitarian diplomacy to protect aid workers.
➡️ Empowering local actors and communities in the humanitarian response.
➡️ Reforming supply chains to maximise cost-effectiveness.
The “Cosmic Cliffs” of the Carina Nebula captured in infrared light by the James Webb Space Telescope.
📸: NASA/ESA/CSA/STScI
Mesmerizing timelapse of lava flows illuminating the floor of Halemaʻumaʻu crater during Kīlauea’s January 27, 2025 eruption.
📽️: USGS KWcam
European Commission
Wonder of Science
David W. Jones