EU states prepare first joint AI project
The European Commission said 19 member states have designed the first Important Project of Common European Interest in artificial intelligence and will pre-notify it under state-aid rules.
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The European Commission said 19 member states have designed the first Important Project of Common European Interest in artificial intelligence and will pre-notify it under state-aid rules.
The new regime ties tax exemptions on eligible information-technology equipment to company research investment and making part of processing capacity available in Brazil.
The Finance Ministry’s September Prisma survey showed the market median for the central government deficit below its August estimate.
The Federal Revenue Service gave companies until 10 November to voluntarily correct specified PIS/Pasep and Cofins credit inconsistencies.
The European Space Agency’s FLEX research satellite and Copernicus Sentinel-3C were launched into orbit on the same Vega-C flight from French Guiana.
WHO validated Chile for eliminating dog-transmitted rabies as a public-health problem. Chile is the first country in South America to receive the validation.
The initial capability of a single EU platform for manufacturers to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents went live on 11 September.
The Biodiversa+ partnership launched its BiodivFuture research call on 9 September to study “novel ecosystems”: ecosystems that differ from an area’s historical conditions, often because of human influence, and are unlikely to return to those conditions. The call has a total budget of about €40 million.
Bangladesh presented an ICT-AI Competency Framework for primary teachers and an evaluation report on the Diploma in Primary Education pilot in Dhaka on 8 September. The National Academy for Primary Education organised the workshop with UNESCO technical support.
UNESCO brought together about 100 members of the Arab-region Education for Sustainable Development Network in an online meeting on 7 September. Participants exchanged national experience and discussed preparations for UNESCO’s 2027 World Conference.
Laws signed on 4 September establish funds for federal justice, the Superior Court, public defence and federal prosecution.
The Council backed a two-year temporary duty suspension covering around 80% of Armenian exports to the EU; the regulation was not yet adopted.