Lithuania has been chosen to host a new EU gender institute - set to be up and running next year with a seven-year budget of €52.5 million.
EU social affairs ministers on Friday (1 December) agreed unanimously that the new institute should be located in Vilnius and gather data on gender-related issues and policies across Europe, as well as make recommendations and organise seminars and conferences on the topic.
Following this week's approval of the institute's regulations in the E...
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