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The EU and its Member States intend to make a significant pledge for further relief, recovery, and reconstruction in Türkiye and further relief, recovery, and rehabilitation in Syria. The EU calls on other international partners and global donors to show solidarity with the people

Today, the Commission has adopted a revision of the Erasmus+ Annual Work Programme for 2023.

The European Commission adopted today the Communication on Temporary Protection Directive. The Directive was triggered for the first time on 4 March 2022 in response to Russia's aggression against Ukraine, to protect people fleeing the war.

13,000 additional laptops, smartphones and tablets have been gathered and will be delivered to Ukraine through the Commission-supported initiative Laptops for Ukraine.

Ahead of International Women's Day, the European Commission and the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy made the following statement

On Friday, 3 March, President von der Leyen addressed participants via video message during the opening session of the United for Justice Conference, following a keynote speech by President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and a speech by President of Latvia, Egils Levits.

“Russia's invasion has brought unspeakable suffering to Ukraine. Almost one year ago the world discovered the horrors of Bucha.I was there myself and I have witnessed the atrocities committed by Russian forces...

Russia is targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure with deliberate strikes. We are working with Ukraine to restore electricity supplies. By repairing and restoring the damaged infrastructure. And by deploying renewable energy.

Today, by launching the project “Ray of hope” with Enel, the Commission is taking a first step as part of the wider initiative announced by President von der Leyen on donations