On 3 June, the European Commission published its proposal for the EU Chips Act 2.0, a revision of the Chips Act adopted in 2023.
The indicative timing for this opinion could be as follows:
• 6 July 2026 ECON meeting: appointment of rapporteur
• 6 October 2026: adoption in ECON (Galway)
• 2-3 December 2026: adoption in
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Olgierd Geblewicz (PL/EPP), President of the West Pomerania Region, has been appointed rapporteur by the CIVEX Commission of the European Committee of the Regions’ opinion on the “Protect EU: Agenda to Prevent and Counter Terrorism.”
The opinion aims to strengthen the European Union’s capacity to anticipate and respond to security threats, with a strong focus on preventing radicalisation, protecting citizens and critical infrastructure, and enhancing resilience across public spaces. It will also highlight the essential role of local and regional authorities, which in many Member States hold key competences in areas such as prevention, community resilience, and the protection of public spaces.
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Based on: Communication from the Commission on A European Strategy on Research and Technology
Infrastructures - COM(2025) 497
Tentative adoption calendar:
Adoption by SEDEC: 24 April 2026
Adoption in Plenary session: 1-2 July 2026
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Indicative adoption timeline:
– ECON meeting on 27/11/2025: appointment of rapporteur
– ECON meeting on 27/1/2026: exchange of views
– ECON meeting on 23/4/2026: adoption in ECON
– Plenary session on 1-2/7/2026: adoption in plenary
These dates are indicative and subject to change.
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The European Committee of the Regions (CoR) has appointed Csaba Borboly, Vice-President of Harghita County Council (Romania), as rapporteur for the opinion on the new AgoraEU programme, which will run from 2028 to 2034. This programme will bring together the current Creative Europe and Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values programmes into a single, strengthened initiative.
In his first comments following the appointment, Csaba Borboly said: “This programme represents a modern European ‘agora’ – in the spirit of the ancient Athenian square – where citizens, young people, and communities together shape Europe’s future. I will work to ensure that these resources reach Europe’s regions, including rural and peripheral areas such as Harghita County. Investing in culture, media and youth participation is investing in Europe’s unity.”
The rapporteur stressed that AgoraEU will only deliver on its promise if it does not remain symbolic, but becomes a practical instrument for citizens – through the financing of debate forums, festivals, youth scholarships, digital platforms, and innovative media projects.
Background
On 30 September 2025, the European Commission presented a Proposal for a Regulation establishing the AgoraEU programme for the period 2028–2034. With a budget of €8.58 billion, the programme is structured under three strands:
AgoraEU merges the strands of the current Creative Europe programme and the CERV programme (Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values).
The programme appears under the priority of Competitiveness, Prosperity and Security and is designed to promote shared values such as democracy, equality and the rule of law, while supporting Europe’s cultural diversity, its audio-visual and creative sectors, media freedom, and the involvement of civil society. Importantly, AgoraEU is the first EU programme entirely dedicated to democracy and citizen participation, with funding for citizens’ assemblies, public consultations and civic education.
Timetable
The European Committee of the Regions (CoR) has appointed Roberto Pella, Mayor of Valdengo, as rapporteur for the opinion on the future Erasmus+ programme, which will run from 2028 to 2034. As rapporteur, he will shape the CoR’s contribution to this key initiative for young Europeans.
In his first comments following the appointment, Roberto Pella said: “I am very pleased to have been chosen today by the SEDEC Commission of the European Committee of the Regions to be the rapporteur on the Erasmus+ project. This is an important initiative in support of young people, providing funding for sport, for volunteering, for cultural activities, but above all, funding to promote youth employment. We will place young people at the heart of the requests that municipalities, regions and provinces will present to the Parliament and the Council, in order to pursue an active and concrete policy in favour of the new generations.”
Timetable
Adoption by SEDEC Commission: 13 February 2026
Adoption in CoR Plenary session: 6–7 May 2026