EU greenhouse gas emissions continue to fall in 2025 compared to 2024, according to provisional data from the 2026 EU Climate Action Progress Report and Carbon Market Report published Monday.
BRIEFING
This week, COP31, the UN Climate Change Conference, gets underway in Antalya, Türkiye; EU leaders meet for an informal summit in Dublin; finance ministers look to reach political agreement on the tobacco taxation package; the Commission holds implementation dialogues on research security and on geographical indications, and the European research and innovation days 2026; the EU Council and European Parliament aim to agree on the EU’s annual budget for 2027; and MEPs in plenary assess the need for further sanctions against Russia in response to the escalating attacks on Ukraine, and discuss how to enhance the EU’s cyber resilience capabilities.
Key events to watch out for in the Eurozone’s Economic Calendar for this week 9 – 14 November 2026.
