The European Union’s single market connects roughly 450 million consumers across 24 official languages. For businesses trading across borders, translation is not an afterthought. It is infrastructure. And in 2026, artificial intelligence has made that infrastructure faster and cheaper than ever.
— last modified 06 November 2012 The 2011 accounts present fairly the financial position of the European Union and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the…
— last modified 23 October 2012 In September 2011, the European Commission tabled a proposal for a Directive on a financial transaction tax. The essence of this proposal was that…
— last modified 25 July 2012 The European Commission has presented amendments to its October 2011 Proposals for a Regulation on Market Abuse and for a Directive on Criminal Sanctions…
— last modified 25 July 2012 In 2011, EU Customs detained almost 115 million products suspected of violating intellectual property rights (IPR) compared to 103 million in 2010. The number…
— last modified 11 July 2012 Misuse of EU funds for criminal purposes puts the EU’s objectives of generating jobs and growth and improving living conditions at stake. With public…
— last modified 05 July 2012 The European Commission has presented a legislative package that raises standards in financial services and removes loopholes for the benefit of consumers. Specifically, the…
