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A new Eurobarometer survey, the European Union’s long-running public opinion programme used by the European Commission to assess views and experiences across Member States, has highlighted a growing challenge for European small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Nearly half of these companies say they struggle to find workers with the right skills, while recruitment from outside the EU remains limited despite clear demand for support. The findings also show that the EU is i

India used the IISS (International Institute for Strategic Studies) Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore as a platform to advance its defence partnership with the European Union. According to All India Radio, Indian officials held key defence discussions with EU representatives on the sidelines of the summit.

From Trade Agreement to Economic Architecture The conclusion of the EU–India Free Trade Agreement is rightly being celebrated as a diplomatic milestone. But for business executives on both sides, the more pressing question is what comes next. Trade agreements create conditions; they do not create corridors. The corridor has to be built, deal by deal, investment by investment, regulatory approval by regulatory approval. What is taking shape, slowly but with increasing clar

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s five-day Europe visit from 15 to 20 May 2026 linked three key bilateral stops — Sweden, Norway and Italy — with India’s wider engagement with Europe and the EU. Across the tour, the talks centred on strategic partnerships, trade and investment, clean energy, innovation, defence, maritime security and the next phase of India–EU economic cooperation.

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India-EU Launch $15.2 Million EV Battery Recycling Call to Power Green Transition

France’s New Tuition Rules Put Non-EU Students, Including Indians, on Notice